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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-06-30

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-06-30 page 1

. wkw 3 id V Aft jCP Aft Qft if mm AM I L M III i VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1853. NUMBER 300. THE flails l)to tate Journal IS PUBLISHED KVBRY KVENINQ, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BCOTT BASCOM. jovual ivtUHxai, man and run nun-mtiukci ok biqh TERMS Invariably in advance .-In Columbus, M.00 year by mill, V6.00. Dally during til eeuion of the Legislature, and in-n scaiy iur u remainuer 01 toe year, eo.w. . TUB WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at 2, and by mall at Vl.&Oa year. Clubs of four and upwards, 81.25; 01 ceu anu upwarus, ei.uv. THE TiU-WKEKlY JOURNAL Is 93.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN TUB DAILY JOURNAL. Tha following rates and rules bar been agreed upon between the proprietors of the Oaio Statesman and the Ohio Stan Journal, to in onsorveu in ell cases, alter tills date. July ai, iBiu.j One square, 10 lines or leas of this slaed type, for one Insertion, two. , rocu auuiuuuai inaeruun, sue ' iiifff If lh 4Mco0MS4it0ef So So So Se So S 8 S S 1 square, 1253 268 004 005 00 6. 8. . 10. 15. 18. 2 .QyaroA, jl 878 87:6 000 Oo'bOO T" 10 R Id" TT B squares, 2 604 60 6 608 009 00 loT" 13. 1. j .. .. 1 squares, ft 006-60 8 009 WlioTliT" 1. 16. .. BrfuirxA rafc:JH.umn,- daily, 80l dally 13p Standing card, 6 lines or less, for one year f 10. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or proTiously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number of Insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid In advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, See, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name; the same to be, in all cases, paid In advance. Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the aocuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publicationAll leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, and measured as If solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of me auovo rates. NO ADVERTISEMENT (JAM BK INSBBTBD QR1TDITOUSLT. Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other publlo meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or ODituary notices, and wnen so accompanied, to naid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publlo entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to be paui lor. jr lutenueu to Do Inserted in the editorial column, the sums will be charged at the rate of not less thsn 20 cents per line, anu men ouiy wnen accompanied oy an aurertisemenc JOIUML BLILOIXCS, DIGU ST., lOLlMLUS, 0UI0, SOOTT fe BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. rXCOURAGED bv nast success, the subscribers it lU spectfully call the attention of the Publlo to the superior facilities they now possess for executing every description of PRINT-INU, In tbe first style of tbe Typography Art. Having for years been constantly adding to and enlarging their Kstablishment, they can at present boast of an office worthy of the Capital of this great state. The various departments havo been arranged with ipccinl reference to the neut and expeditious execution of ALL KINDS Of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, from a card of a single line to a volumeof a thousand pages. Ihe diuerent descriptions or work are carried on in sepurare apartments, each division being under the charge of careful and experienced bands. A sketch id tue L-reroliws tuuy convey some idea of the extent and facilltioa 9f the JUUKNAli Biiuui ruin Ainu uuuoii. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, Ovcunviiiir the eustcrn front of tlio third floor, is fur- oisheAl with extensive fonts of all the newest styles of letter, from n;..rwnrl n V1m iml tirnvtitiwl with .Mrv Hilnir mnnlnlta fm fh rapid and acourate composition of Legal, Medical, TheohKhal anil Miscellaneous works; Heports, Sermons, Jjy-Laws, Lataiogues, Lawyer's Briefs, and Pamphlets of every kind. In tills department, we print books in all the branches of Literature, for Publishers and Authors, as well as for Colleges, College Societies, Seminaries, and dther Pubiio Institutions. Many of the works bearing the imprint )f this ofilce have met with the most flattering testimonials, as to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even rroin the nrst publishers in Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice minus1 Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism, 20lA Vol. Ohio Reports, Tho Volume of the World, Plain Thoughts on Secret Societies, Brunner on French Nouns, Dr. Gleason's Lectures on Life ami Health, Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's Chemistry of Apiculture, (to. to. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. We pay particular attention to this class of work, and ire printing some of the best Periodicals, among which we refer with atthfactlou to The Western Literary Magazine, The Ohio Journal if Education, Tits Ark) Annual Proceedings I. O. O. F., Journals of Episcopal Conventions The Beauty of Holiness and Sabbath bfisrellany, Tits Ohio Cultivator, its. fco. IHE JOBBOOM Occupies tho middle part of tho third iloor of the Journal Buildings, and contains an Immense assortment of all Hie various kinds of Tvpe for tha printing of Cards, Checks, Csrtlticatea, Circulars, Handbills, Showbills, Bill lleads, Posters, Programmes, Large Bills for Country Merchants, Concerts. Kxbibitions, &c. tea. In this department, our ofilce la unsurpassed in fullness and completeness by any in the West, and w. are continually receiving all the meet beautiful fonts of new Type from the various Foundries, and Intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies the west end of our spacious Composition Booms, which are 120 feet In length, and lighted by 60 gas burners . THE PRESS BOOM CdnTnmlng a number of the most approved POWER Pit ESS Kd of llOK'8 and ADAMS' Patents, la on the flrst floor. ' Our Presses print every description of work, from the smallest Card ja the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by HTHAM I'OH'KH. We can produce the most brilliant and attractive Show Cards, and other Fancy and Ornamental Printing, In Colors, or in Hold, Silver and other Bronses, far more showy aud effective, and much k costly than Kngraving ; having all tha Improvements necessary to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE BOoFbINDERY Occupies tho whole width oi' the second Hoor, and is oni nuxnasn akd twxxtv rr.tr in length, Including Ihe Folding and Killing Boom, on the eastern front It is well funiMied with enpen lire niachlnorv from the East, among which are Adams' largest and beat Power Bmboving Presses and hand Uttering I'rerwea, with an amide mipply of Brass Type, Dies, Combination Ornaments and Borders, for fancy bindings in Cloth and Morocco j aim other nia chinery, for Law and Blandard work, from which, with the aid of flubbed workmen, we are not only enabled to execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly aud of superior quality, but alo the rvblndin of Books, Mairaiinea, Periodicals, Sheet Mukk-, Pamphlets. Ac, many required style and finish. Ill the Bi-akkBook Dkpaktmbmt, wcliavc llicKok i nmw Ruling Machines, of the largest capacity, with every appliance for furnishing any required pattern In ruung, however intrh-ate ; alo Mc A. Urns' Patent Paging Machine, now very popular In the Publlo Ofnrre, and with Bankers, Men-hanu and Accountants ai ihe Hast, for paging all kinds of Blank Book! after tbey are bound in a rapid and superior style. We are also constantly upp"ed with a targe stork of tbe best quality of Writing and Blank Book Paper, of everv site, from the best American and Foreign Maimfscturera and can furnish States, Counties, Banks, Itailroad and other Cor poratlona, Societies and the Trade, with Blank Books in any qnan titv, of any quality and else, made by superior workmen, and war rafted perfect, which wo are willing to compare with those of any establishment East or West. STEREOTYPING t, . . irf every description Is alxo carried on at this House. Authors wiihing to perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comiraUvely sikht addition to the flrst cost, to Issue subsequent editions at the mere cor of paper, pres. work and binding. Leads east of any uiesure aud thickness for the trade. Heads for Newspapers, cov era for Magasinea, fce., stereotyped In good style Particular alien tk paid to the stereotyping of wood cuts THE C0TJNTINQ BOOM . , , Is on the Brut floor, fronting on High street It is here that all orders of customers are received, all contracts made, and alt tbe business of tbe establishment transacted. Persons desiring Printing or Binding dona will here find Specimens of ail tha various ft have nearly One ITnndred Persons engaged In onr varies departments, at tha Highest Wages, among whom are many uf the moat skillful Workmen in tbe burineea, and all feeling aa iz.neK in any work bearing tbe ta print of this office. This, eom- tsned with tbe practical experience and personal supervlikm of tha ' Vak Proprietor, enables os confidently to Invite the attention of the Public jrraeraily to oar STEAM PRINTING KsTA HI.1S1I.M KNT, Mkrvlng that nowhere else can tbey secure Better Work or Better lvr CHARLES SCOTT, I WM. T. BASCOM, J n"Kmn CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS-WARR N. at fl. FOSTER, Importers, and Whole- sale and Detail Dealers in Crockery, China, and Ulasawarei Waiters, Trays, Lamps, Cutlery, Spoons, , C Jowrnal Buildings, High atreet between Town and State atrreta, Colunv bus. o. t have constant' v oa band a lerre and well selected stock of the above Goods, and to which wa shall make larar additions dnriag the coming Spriac, by onr owa direct uapprtatioae rrom Europe, makiae oar stork lor variety and extent not surpassed I a the westera country. Buying oar goods direct from nana-t ecturere la Europe and this country, we can, and will, aell all Coodakaoar line as lew or ssxwrthsa any hoase wrest of Hew arm. We have always oa hand a large ead complete aeauitiuiiat of G'eseware, walck we eaa aell very law to dealers i also, a vupe rlov assortment of Lampe, Cendlestleki, Glrandotee, Waiters, Tea ead Bread Traya, Bpoons of an kind. ; Knlvea, and Forks, taeewea, Brlttanle Were, Tea Bella, Lamp Globes, Chimneys art aaawicka. ja Aa.ata. aria NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. . .,...,.,..,,...,,., ., .., , TRY GOODS. Strang, Adrmncb & Co., J In m Dorters and Jubbera offorelsn and domestic Drr floods. hare removed to their new, spacious and elegsnl stora, 103 Liberty atreet, a tew doors watt of Broadway, Mew York, where they will offer for aala on tha most reasonable terms, a foil and extensive as.ortmcnt ol fancy and eteple dry goods of vvrrj MuaoripilOB. uiotuiors ana rauors win una at an times a lull and complete men s wear, to which they Invite the attention ot the eloaest ' JUA,J piANO FORTES. J. F. WARNER &.Co., JL 411 Broadwev. New York, have now on hand at their ana. clous and elegant I'iano Forte Warerooma, at Ihe above number, aesieiiiivoaisorimenioi risno rorios. or ina neii manuiac turn and of verv euoerior tono For ehssteness of deslsn. ele. gsnce of flnlih and ixoillbnci ot workmanship, they cannot surpusea, any more man in fullness, bichnbss ana IAD-TV of tons. These Instruments are In large sized cases of very uncommon strength, end have an mraoviD tcbulsb Bab one oi ine most valuable improvements ot modern times. The Piano f ortes ol W. & Co.. from their neeullarltr and eomnlele. ness of construction, possess a remsrkable quality of keepiog iu tuiin iur greet icnsin oi time, wnicn is an unporiant ausia. eratum. The prices ol these snperlor Instruments will be found unusually ressonsblo, considering their quality. They have been universally admired by the ablest Pianists In this city, and wherever tbev have been Introduced thev haveln everv instsnce given very marsea sailliacuon. ISr A lull and unequivocal Wnrrantv given In all cases. I. F. WAttNEtt it CO., ma313m-r ' 411 Broadway, New York, TO MERCHANTS AND DEALERS JL VV. J, DAVlra ot CO. beg to remind merchants and aeaiera mat tnoy are tne sole agent, lor 8. F. Cf.KAVKIt'H UNKI VAf.aZD IIANKV SOAP. the only genuine also, lor his celebrated Muik Broun IVinitoT, ana otner I niiet aoaps i Hears grcsso, elarlned marrows, she v. ins eresins, milltarv snavicr soau. etc They are constantly importing ibe finest qualities of English and French Hair and-Tooth Brushes, shell, horn and Butt.lo ifretsioa unmDi. ana everv aescrtutlon ol eooda in tne Fane and Perfumery linn, wbicb Ihoy will sell at tha lowkst cash Pricks. Price lists and samples ion ton when applied for Merrhants will Uud It well worth their while to give them a call w. i UAVia ol uu., No. 40 Courtland atreet, New York, niarg3-3m-M Solt Agents fur tkt United States. PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- -ft. Br.a. Msde under a new and neculiar nrocess. for Private uwemuKi, uuiois, oceamouais, snips, etc. These beds, together wllh bolsters, oillows. comforter., etc.. are offered to tbe publlo, aficr a thorough trial, a. the beat and cueapuii anown. iney poa.es. many ana great advantages, uiuun nuicu iiiBjf uo lueuiionea ino lonowing, VIZ I They are cheaper than balr; will retain their elastlcltv alwavs are nroof aealnst all kind, of vermin i are nreventari. aa well a. reliever, of rheumatism i are aweeter and far more cloanly than any other) are easily renewed; are valuable a. Lite Pre- serversa oertn mBitrass oi mis material Deing sumcientiy buoy ant w iuiuiii a iKirsun several uavs. They will be found desirable lor foreign markets, particularly for California, Australia, China, and the Islands in the Pscitio Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opouing returning to their unguis ouik. rursmeuy DOHKMUS & NIXON, Sole Agent., No. 21 Park Place, and 18 Murrav street. N. Y. tSf Upholltoren, carriage makers and others, supplied with zLf a "J luv ruunUi The trade generally supplied at a liberal discount. Jr We arc permitted to use the names of the following gentlemen, who have used and approve of the articlea i George L. Scbuyler, Krq., Chsrlct Davis, Esq., J. Green Pearson, Kiq., Ilnv. II. W. Bellows, Klihu Towniemi, Kiq., Robert J. Hankin, Eiq., 11. Brewer, M. 1)., Nicholas Dean, Esq., J. W. Bradthaw, M. D., Captain Joseph J. Comitock, Csptaln Hazard, Uutlalj, Com. U. B. Mall Steamer Captain Hellister, Baltio. leblB Sm-M SPRING GOODS, 1853Wm. H. Knoep-VXL. 99 William street. New York. Imnorttr and Jobber fa French. Qerrnan. Enelisk and Domestic Qoods. Ibr Tallora and Clothiers, haa received by late arrivals, a large and well solected stock in German, English and French cloths, ot all grade, and itylea. Mohair coalings, drap d'ete, queen', cloth, alpaei and wonted coating., cashmerette. Mixed and clouded zephyr cloth, plain and twilled. Fancy French and Barnsley drills. Brown and yellow linens. Fancy plaid and figured Marseilles. White and Buff do do Drab silk and linen eoatinra. together with an extensive aiaort ment of trimmings and olhrr goodi, suitable lor tho Clothing Trade, on tbe most favorable terms. I'articular caih or abort time buvers. and all who atudv their Interest., will call and examine his stock before purchasing else- wnere. lanM-iyixt SEWING MACHINE. Singer'i Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular Action Sexlnr Machine Sc. owed In the United States by two distinct patents, the first granted August I'J, 1851, the second April 13, 1852. The only machine privileged to use a straight needle. Within a abort time It baa been awarded aeven gold and silver medals at Falra In dlBerent states, in less man two yeara tne reputation ol this great labor saving machloe haa been established in thia country and In Eu rope. What .pinning machinery I. to the old .pinning wheel, Singer'. Sewing Machine i. to other mode, of .owing. It ha. already triumphed over Inveterate pre udlcea arising from tbe saie oi imperiect ana wortnieaa macninea. ll nea oeen introan cod exteuaively Into large mennlacturing establishments and In' to the banda of individual operators, it sew. every variety of materials, coarse or nne, cloth oa LlATHxa, witn marvelous rapidity aud aurprislng strength and beauty, perlormlng tba work as fast a. ten peraons and much better than it can be t'one by band. Thia machine is compact, ornamental, durable and la eailly adjusted and operalcd. Full printed direcliona lor using it are furnished with each machine. The price, with all appa ratus complete, is a tu. Either of the Express Companies, or merchants visiting New York to buv goods, lurnlih a convenient medium lonrocure machine., and a draft, payable to our order in New York, will alwaya insure a machine, perfect and complete, being seat as directed. i be attention of Shirt and Collar Manufacturers I. particular- ly called to these machine. ; tbey llitcb linen perfectly, which no other machine can. fy Maahine Needle., Silk Twl.t on .pool.. Linen Thread, aVu , manufactured for these machines expreaaly, alnraya oa band and lor .are. Black Silk (7 per pound : colored 7,50. These admirable maehlnea, and finished specimen, of their work, may at all time, be freely examined at either of our urnsjBri, No. 9.18 Broadway, N. Y.; No. SSI Washington street Bolton; Nu. f7 South fourth atreet Philadelphia j No. 15!) Baltimore street, Baltimore, end No 197 Elm atreet, Cincinnati. I. M. FINGER tt CO. N. B. The New York Office will be removed to Na. 3'J3 Broadway, oa the flrst of May next. apl3-3miM PHE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- L INO REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST, V. B. Farrell'a Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. Thia extraordinary prenarallon I. not onlr far aunerlorto all the Liniments and Ointments now belora the public, but poasea-ses specific qualltlee entirely unknown to the moat learned ot tbe Medical Faculty, lta widespread celebrity baa brought out a host of articles In Iniltall jn of It, wilh all aorta of namee, but none of them begin to oompare with the auperior. old-etablien- ed Arabian Liniment For the Nervous gyatcaa It operates like a cbarm, soothing down the moat violent agonies and pain in a low minutea alter IU application. ninmpa, Hero Throat a ad Brwaata. It speedily cauaea the dissipation ol any possibility of matter forming in tba parts, and bringa about a regular and healthy action ol the glandular system. A Kevuiaive, Anodyne and Oalaaas. In eaaea of Ruptured Muscles and Tendons, iu nowerful re vulsive and healing qualities canee the parts to unite without leaving tbe leaat soreness or wsnt of power behind, la Bruises and ctwellinge, it acta on the prlneple of a eoanter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almoal Instaitly, and reduces tha swellings in aa Incredibly short spsce of time. A Rtiniuinai ana nerviM It Is a stimulant imparting tone and vigor to the whole aerv ou. and muscular ay.tem. For Kkramatlsm, oranyotherlnflsmmatorycondilionof tnemeeeuler system or chronic stillness ol the same, it atanda at tba very bead of all tbe remedies ever offered to the public, and aoae can equal It 'eleoaeae Keptllea, eve. For bites of polaonou. snakes it may be confidently relied oa a a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caustic and peel tic In such hitherto fatal eaaea. For Chilblain., Burn., Old Sort-a. Corna, Wlrtl Erysipelas. Croup, Nervoua Headache, Sore Eyes, even to partial Blindness, lta enecia are astonishing 1'be great advantage this article possesses over all other rem edies, is Its brief operation oa tba ayetem. It care, quickly tt la tne most certain remeoy in existence, ano it M ao;a cheaper than any other medicine In aae. We fearlessly assert that thia great Arabian remedy will do more good lor less money than any other Liniment or Ointment in tbe world. For Herac and Cottle, Its effect, are equally striking and aalatary. In Sweeny It baa ao equal, neing an iniainnia cure i also, in roil tvu, mg uead. Fistula, fpavio. Galls, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Woaada, aa matter bow bad, Bore Eyea, even to blindness, .walling I of every description, and many Inflammatory diseasee. UUVKTKKrglTN, lOllBTBrtriSITK. Beware of a base Counterfeit called II. G. Farreli'. Arablaa Liniment Thia spurious article is sold by ao-ne aa Farreli s Liatment, to tboae wbc are aot careful to call for tha geaaine W. B. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Always aak for W. 6.FAR-BFI.1'8 ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. rw The aenaine Arabian Llaiment la aold by Dtnlti IUKKY, J. t R.T. COOK, G. ROBERTS CO., end WM. FAHREN1IOLTZ, Corambaa. J. P. Uatehna, Carroll: Joshua Bettt, Cottage Mills; Cherry Ac SrimmeL Loekboarae; T. Jone. At Bro, Londoo ; O. II. Bliss At Co , West Jederaoa F.. Geohegaa, Baltimore ; E. L. Slocam, Laacaater; J.H.Wilaoo, Newark; Page At Ingram, Newark ; Spencer at Channel, BoUnggreea; John D. Parte. Cincinnati; And Dragsiits and Merchaata geaerally, la tha Halted Stales Caaadas. WRITING FLUID. Thii article will not corrode, and flow, freely from tha pea, and la worthy tba attention of bankers, lawyers, and all other luoiaiaursof Ink. It eaa not breraeed by adds. For aala by the pint or (al- "y laapM JOtui JL. cuoa. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. .. , ..- ,. ,. , wnAiiV e "TSSTiBwwewviSi ivMUV.r,,, T M PORTA NT TO ALL WHO USE STEAM X AS A MOTIVE POWER, and dutrt Safety ani gnat Economy. An opportunity Is now oficredtoall whom it may concern, w secure ine exclusive riguioi manuiactunng, using, ana Venn ing, in cis tea ana counties, IRVINO'S Circnlatinir Safety Steam Boiler. ,u BOW i uie i I 1. fallrs&MifrVoMCmlostan.belnenamarallablatoflxnloda tblnEX otnli th. amoant of fuel I. required to gen- erate the steam obtained by other boiler, of the same power. o. m ne cost oi consirucuon is gteaucta Knt'tjatj, 4 Thev neennv but Ont.TkirA iha ansae of other boilers, and may be applied to any en sine now In use, 6. The expense ol furnace grates will be Incalculably lessened by the small amount of fuel required and the manner ol using It. The comnanv guarantee tha realitv of Iha above advantages. Their conclusions are based on Practical Results, many of these ooiiers ooing aow in use In and about this city. The inventor his but just succeeded, alter years of application, In bringing this valuable Invention before tbe publlo. it stands alone and Independent in Its merits, and If It has the qualities claimed, wnicn are unaeniaoie. the nubile win at once acxnowiease it. uperlorliy over any other motive power. Term, of .ale made ktown on eppliestlon st tha office of the -mvinu btbam uuiLr.it uunrsni,' corner oi nroauwav anu rare riaee, now rorx, over tne new nroaaway nans. Circulars, containing term, of sale, etc, will be forwarded by man u requeaiea. apijimisi 117HOLESALE BOOK HOUSE COR- T T N1SH, LAMPORT & CO., Mo. 8 Park Plaee, New York, being exten.lvely engaged in the Publislting, Bookselling and In their line on the most liberal term.. Their own nubliestlons uunc, l " aoooa embrace many valuable and popular miscellaneous works, to- Seiner wun an unnvaiea selection oi .cnooi dook., inciuaiug toddard'a celebrated serloa of Arithmetic. O. L. At Co. are alao large dealers In and manufacturer, of every variety of Cap ana Letter rapers, which tnoy oner at manuiasturera' wnoia- saie prices. urdera from tha Trade reapoctlully solicited. apB;lm TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Union In- X dm Rusbkb Co., Warehouse No. 19 Nassan atreet, New xora, extensive manulaeturers, under uoodyear. pstenta,ol uoata, Lite freiervers, risno covers, Capes, Air Beda, Tarpaulin., Caps, Pillow., Surgical and Army at Navy Quod.. Cushions. Chemical Apparatus. Tbe goods made by this comnany are warranted to atand all climate., ana are superior to tnoie maaa unaor any otner patent. Lf. si. mijBvn, rresiueni. P. M. Shepabd, Treasurer and Secretary. ap6-3m-H T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U DRY GOODS ! 0. O. WILSON & CO., Importer, and Jobbers of Ory Qoods, No. IS Courtland Street, (opposite tL Notional and Western hotels), and Nos. 11 and 13 Dry Street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholbsalx But ess to their very large assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all season, of ine year oy tne addition ot all tne new styles and labile, tnat are constantly arriving by steamer. " and " packet.." We bare large departments devoted exclusively to tbe sale of cloths. Caiilmeres. Vmtinga. Tallora' Trlmminga. White Goods. Ho siery, Dres. Good., Shawl., Yankee Notions, Domestic, etc., etc In addition are displayed large line, of print., iocluding jfiernmacs anu uocnecos, uinguams, L,awn., ueragea, niacg and otber stsple Silks. Merinos. Bombsilnes. Alnacas. and the nu. merou. otber articles appertaining to the Day. Goods Tsade. Also, agents for tbe sale of " HoyTe's Royal Patent Bwanadown rewiug voiion. We Invite the attention of the closest buver. for rash or credit. marl8.1y-n T7AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. JL Long known Severely tested Alwsvs r ght Tho ac knowledged .Und.rd. Agents IiaX'KKR & IIILiBS, Columbus. mar8 fm-M BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer for aale Tables ten ner cent, less than anv other es tablishment In the city of New York, with Improved cloth or psicni inuia n-aooer cuimona, wnicn are preierred to an otners now In use by the best player, in the United State, for correct-neaa and elaatlcity,and are warranted to atand in tbelr place for year., wnnouc repairing, uentiemen wuntng to purcnase i a-blea of all ricacrlDliona. with Msrble. Mshoianv or Pine Beda. can hare their orders filled Ihe ssme as II tbey were present by addreealng cs by msil. Alwsys on baud, tablea, cloths, balls, cue., French leathers, pockets, pool board., and cue wax of tbe ne description, ready iur .nipping at tne snorted notice. UHirriiusr.ucun.it.it, mar9-3m-M 90 Ann street New York, AARPETS. &c We have iust received this spring the second Urge lot or Carpets, Oil Cloths, Hugs, oVe., making our .lock of house lurnliblrjg good, tbe largeat in ma city, ano con.i.ting la part ol 40 pa ingrain and Printed Velvet Carpet) SOp. do do Tapestry Brussel. carpet j SO p. eupernne and fine Thn e-Ply do j 90 pa do do all wool Ingrain do; 120 pa wool and eotton do dog IS ps cotton Ingrain and atrlpa do 10 ps stair Brussell and Venetian doj IS pa super Dutch dining room wool doj tops do do hemp and allk do do do; 10 ps Rag and otber low priced do ; GO auper and common Ruga; 80 wool, Ma grata and hemp Door Rug. j 100 aiaorted kind. Door Mats. We cut, make and put down carpet, op reasonable term, and ihorteit notice. For .ale cheap by OSBOHN ft STEWART, ma5 opposite Capital U uie, Columbus. OEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. O Tbe subscribers have on hand a lull assortment of aea aoned lumber and .bioglea of all kinds lor building purposes. Tbey here also, in addition to their flooring machine, put In operation one expreaaly for surfacing, and are prepared to fur. niab, on abort notice, lumber dressed on one or butb sides, from t inches down to half aa inch In thlckoeaa. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring alwaya on hand. All ordera from a distance promptly attended to. vVarebouae and Lumber Yard bead of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK ft CO. VALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlots Nos. 298 and 300. on High atreet we.t side, near the Railroad Depot Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlets C9 and 63, onBroadway south side. , Alio, Subdivision No. 11 of ssme Outlots. Inquire of the undersigned, at Dennlsoa ft C.rrlngton'a Law Office, Odeon Bulldinga. leDVU-au it. d. UAHitiniiiun NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. J. W. CON-8TANS wishes to Inform hit old natron, and tbe public la Eeaeral, that he la now prepared to make to order all kioda of ooti. Shoe, and Oaitera, and all other kinda of work In bia line, ol tbe beat material, and warranted to be equal lf not auperior to any made In the Western cities. He has also connected with his sale room a ahop, where he la prepared to do all kinda of repairing In a aeat and aubitanttal manner, and at tbe shortest notice. Please give him a call, at No. 1 Piatt building, Bute street 5 door, west of Pott Office. mtiii SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, dee'roas of selling out his extensive stock ot Uphol.tnry Ware, otters rare bargalna to tboae wnbleg anything la thia line. Hla atock consists of spring, curled hair, cotton, moee, palm leal and busk mattresses; Warren', patent aofa bed.; loungea, olaa, etc. Alao, material for loungea, cots and comlorts ; in fact every article ta hla line ol business. 7" Ha has removed his establishment from tha Exchange Block to tbe Broadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where be will aell hie gooda at prices that cannot tail to be satlaiectory to alt apifv-u F A DIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A Xi large and beautiful assortment of Leather Retlcnlee, fura Ished and anfurniahed. Just received at tbe New Bookstore or ep2 J. H. RILEY ft CO FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. SIIAP1.KV eb II ALL have now their lull atock of goods, eomprisiag all the new aty lea ol Dress Gooda, MiLUisaaa aupplied with Goods and Pattern, at a very email advance from New York colt. Masiia work. Boeaete, Ribboaa, eta. maru SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW TORE. TDOMAg ll. STKABNl., Importer and Jobber of Suhs, HiUinery and Fan-en Goods, lei Broad. New York, has aow in store, and Is daily receiving and offering at the lowest prices, a complete aa- eortmeut ot goods in bis nee, exaormcing an ina various svyrea and deaigaa, consisting of black and faacy silks, nrareellaea, Fio-rascee.ebawla, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, talleta and aarJa ribbons, drees trimmings of all kinda, F reach and English erapee. erapeliaaea,ailkeravata, embroidariea, gloves of all kinda, allk lore mitts, bareges, lacea, wbita goods, hosiery, L. C. Handker- caiefe. ete. ine aadersigneo mviies toe eneenoa oi ine i raae, and bia friends geaerally. Great badaeeaseata ottered to aash aad short time buyers. . . inus, u. Bir.iina ins oroaawwy, djc3l ly bet USorty at aad Maidea Laae. U. T. THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Blivxn & DoFouaa), Coaam'Mioa Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale denier every oeeenpnow m . AMERICA HARDWARE, No. S PUtt street, foar doors from Peart, Raw York, Maaafeeta-rar of the Premium Steel Panares; Agent for Bea'a Brace, Tara-cnn, aw i also, Kendall ft Tiylor a Tbesaauaieleia, Darceaa sera, ete.; Uaina nan t-o mana, uses nnicea, rsracBew, nc.i Browa ft Brother'a sbeet Rraaa, Brass aad Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.: r. neweoana o mi ins. oeuowa, -e. ' 4-omsia wtr-r III ASAFARR,Jr, amll-ly UU of tbe Iras of ChUA, Parr A Ce, t?t Lonla. TUST OPENED. -The Bubscribers would fl nertfalrv aaaownee ta their frieada aad the nablte re i re- eraL that they have yaat opeasd a atora oa Ike corner el Leeg street aad State Aveena, oppoataa P. Haydea's Factory, where tneylatead to keep eooetawtly oa haaa, a large assortment at the very heat of Family Uroosriee each aa teas, entire, eager, tofiMa, dowr, rioe, ash, soap, eawdlea. starek, eiifieee, ree Metberwithavnryartieleaaed by famihea, which they eflar to Kl) o. the lowest terms, for Cask only. TO jaly 14, 1H2. W. DIXON ft CO. BUSINESS CARDS. .. i -.,... If CA1UNQTUM. -wCniTrVviov n. s noiMnn-AM " " :. "" I laWWIOWW tt. HftftMnuiUH,nuiii AT1MW VJJIGS IIS uawn Jitittatng, mil wituij iu fruicv atonal business Iu tne male ana reaurai courts j sno, 10 coneo Uons, the law ot Inauranoo and ol patents. jsui.oj diy LDCIAN BUTTLXS. THRO. COHSTOCK. OXO O 0 JM3TOCK. DUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes- XJ .or. to H. Comitock at Co.,) Forwarding aud Commission Uerchants. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers in salt, plaster, nsn ana lumuer. tieaa oi tne csnsi, uoiumDus, unio. Qf Liberal advances made on consignments. maru JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, tj Real Relate. Monnlv I,nnd and Pension Asont I w ..Bh, mm I attend to the practice of fall profession, obtaining pensions, buy Two doors east ol lilgn, on Town street, uoiumDus, umo vvi.i log, Beijing wg uuwiumg iuu wanau, cntw(f auu luaviua real estate, examining lana lines, collection oi ciainis, eic. 17 Letters from a distance must be postpaia. jurni riERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- A ware and Cutlery, Iron, nails, glass, house builders' mate rials, isrming ana mecnamcai 1001s, military goous, eic, em. no joi tiign streot, sign oi tne uut raaiocx. NEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard ha. been onened on the luts JJdlh of the Ohio Tool Com pany's Fsctory, where Northern and Hocking grate aud black. smitn . coai win do .oiu ny tne ton or ousoei. aecjiti iv. n. AiAn.nrL.Li, Agent. ANNA STACXV. W. A. JONKS. OTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main Sw' ana rourtn street, znneavllle, Uhla. aepra oti TVJATIONAL HOUSE, Circleville, Ohio- I V, ,nK.T.M nvn rr ,!.. H.,.V Prn. prietor. P. H I have In tbe ottlco a Private 8tock Reil.ter," for the benefit of tboie buying snd selling the same, which enablea me at any time to five satiaiaetinn in res-era to me saie, location, etc., oi an ino atocx in ricsaway ana aujoining counties. uircievuie, unio, uc. 1 1, loo'j-uom i.suiu, T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad tt e struct, near the bridge, Columbua, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety of caatlng., always on hand, A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos il ton, by LEWIS RICK t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnlibed ; possessinn all the modern improvements and conve niences lor the accommodation ol tue traveling public. novsj iy:i. L.T DDNTON. W. P. THUSSTOIV, DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Puna Forte and Music Warerooms, No. 80 Fourth street (first door weit of Smith ft Nixon'. Hall), C'mclnnaii, u janio-diy JM. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at a Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to tako Depositions lor umo amd oTHxa wk.tkbn states, (ishi oi Cincinnati,) has established himself in his profession in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Refer, to the member, of the Bar ol Columbu., Cinclnnat and Southern Ohio. Office No. 14 Wall Street, New York. mai-88 TVTEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as- J.1 elated by A. W. Reader, would reepectlully announce to tbe citizens or cuiumtiui and vicinity, tnat ne nas openca a. cnpiriN waueuoom. directly oppoilte the Franklin House, where be Is at all times DreDsrea to lurnisn comes, snronas. etc., witn an tne attenuun and lixturos neceiaary on funeral occaslona and he wivhea It distinctly understood that bia terms shall not be of so objecttona- Die a character aa to prevent eaiiresatisiaciion. oci-uiy- COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC-TORY Near the corner of Third and Gay streets. Messrs. E. ft H.F. BOOTH are manufacturing and bare constantly on band, at their establiahment at the location above named, all kinds of carrlagea. buggies, etc. made of the bolt material., by the moat experienced workmen, and warranted to do good aerr-tcn. 'i he proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered Irom them will give good aatlalactlon. Repairing done at the shorten notice. They have been carrying on tne Dullness In tbls city some ten years, and trust tbey have aome claim to public patronage. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents for the sale of RKE8 ft llOYT'S celebrated preml-uin patent Rlvltrri, Stretched Leather Bnnda.bave this dsy received a lull assortment of all aizea, from 1H to 18 Inches In width. We would call tbe attention ol the public to theabove article, a. one pns.na.lng auperior merit. They are made from the thick and aolld parte ot the best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul maehlnea, (invented and used by R. ft II, only,) whereby thev are made to run straight and true, have a uniform bearing on the drum or pulley, hold their wldtb.evenly, ana give irom 13 to per cent more lurce than those made in tbe ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturer.'prlces, with addition ot frelphtonly, oy mi.tiuunnr,, Rutins at uu JulS Slgnof the Gilt Hroad Axe, Columbus, O. WINDOW SASH. We have made an arrangement ; with one of tbe moat celebrated sash manufactories In tbe West, and are ! prepared to mi all ordera tor aaah, i manufactured by practical workmen land of good materials. All orders f left at our hatdware atore. No. 159 IHIgh atreet sign of the Gilt Broad Axe, will receive prompt attention. KILBOURNE, KUHN3 ft CO. Columbua, April 25, 1851. A CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBERG res- ectfullr announce, to her friend., and tbe public gener ally, that, onthel7lh of March Inst, .ho Intend, to open a MIUJNkKY HHOP, in tbe new Dries nutiaing oi air. Kannemaker. on Third atreet, below Mound and Soutb streeta, next to Dr. Fliher's residence. She wlllbn prepared tobaveon hand all auch articlea aa are found In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish them according to the laUMt French fashion. As aha Intends to apsre no elfurts In the prompt and moat exact exeen. lion of all order, with which .he may be favored, aha moat reipectlully solicits the patronage of hertrlend. snd tbe nubile. Straw hat., ice, will be waahed, colored, and made up in the moat fashionable atvle. Ail kinda of embrolderv will be taken. on commission into tba Shop, and sold to the best advantage of tne manufacturer. mariuuii THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of -L GENTLEMEN'S BOOTH, Walnut between Third and Fourth atreet., 3 door, above Ellis ft Morton's Bank, Cin clnnatl. Janll 9m T ITHOGRAPHY. Everv description of J Mane. Plana. View, of Buildings. Portraits. Anatomic Draw ings, Business and Show Cards, all kinpa of Druggiit and other plain and fancy labels, Bill and Letter Headings, Fae Similes, etc., executed in the b -st style, at reaaonable rates, by HiLiui.r.iuri at wsulauis, Lithographers and Engravers, No. US (Odd Fellows' Building) Walnut street, decB Cm Cincinnati, Ohio. NEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 149 Main street. Cincinnati, have aa extenalve and well selected atock ol none but new aad freah Fura, for ladies. We have tbia day received from New York aome beautilul apecl- ena oi aiissea and cniidrea a a ran ana mecx iseaver nam. no7-dly JARVIS ft FAIRCHILD. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. JAKVIrt cV FAIRCHILD. Mala st, flrst door below tbe corner Miin aad Fourth, west side, Cincinnati. nov-JOdly GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth. Cincinnati, Ohio. O. II. tiEPFKOY. Proprietor, lata of the Walnut atreet House. apTtf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut St., 1 1 between Sixth and Seventh atreets, Cincinnati, Ohio. jye-dtf J. w. BWfcNbr, I'roprietor. WE ARE NOW opening a large aad beautilul assortment of ff'Tfni. DIAMOND WORK ok JEWELRY. Onr atock of fine London and Gene va Watches is superior to any in tha mate, viamoad nogs and pins we offer at New lota prices. Jewelry, silver aad plated ware, (ne mantle cloeka, and cutlery, at waoirsaie ana ntatl. All are ic- vited to call, examine, and pnr-haae Ifsuistd. NOTARIAL aad other SEALS engraved, and PRESSES lor- nlihed, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired la tha best manner. First door aonth of entrance to Neil Hernia. jail hl.YHN ft BALDWIN. TO FH FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRFSH OYSrEKS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore aad New Havea oysters, which will be aold aa low aa tbe lowest, la cans or ball cans; aad ta all eases the oyatera which I sell will be warranted good, or aa aale. Order, from tbe eoontry retullv attended to, wun panetaaitty aad dispaicn, aad by ao doiag I hope to merit a afcare of pablle patronage. oexl r. a nun. r-n. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel-a or. Sia arrest esrawa the Amtrim amd NtU Htnsst, Coins-as, Okie. Havi narcbaaed the eatlra atock of William Parare. I will aoatiaaethe bnaineaa at tba old staad, where I will keep a flrst rata aeeui inieai oi WATCHES, JKWBLKT, atrr.YKR 8POOMS, FORKrA.4 t'TLKKY, And a general variety ot FANCY lioODfl. For the nreeeat 1 will reside ia New York, and nereone la want of goods, way rely apea aceing all new aatteraaaf jewefry ta Horn Vith these aasarancea he hopea to relate tbe eoatdeaee of the former natrona of the roaeera, i ad of tbe citizens gewerslly Tbe N airn Rctrxut will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loeg Kaowautawaaciiaaaaaantrawwortmaa jalf J. Y. SAVAGE, nig, Havrag disposed of my atek of goods to Mr. John Y Savag, Jr, 1 eheeaKlly rreoaaasead kixa to aR of my aM eaatcanera.and the pabUe geaermlry. As It la aMotatety that my oatattadiai bnafeeea skew Id he closed, ail persons aowiag tbemferveaiadebtea to mm wui aaU aad aetue up. Uaidj w. M. SAVAGE. A. US lit re S TRANSPORTATION. IJ V A TJ QT17 A as t-T i I TTMt r A mrrklVT TJT7 I " wava.ii uaha tun tuir j TWEEN rillLADKLPIIIA & LIVKHPOOL.-The Liver pool aud Philadelphia Steanahlp Company Intend aaiiing their huw K.eujiuije iuiiuwsi CITV OK MANCHESTER, 3 125 tons. Cant. Robert Lollcb. CITY OP CLASGOW, l.b'IO tons, Cspt William Wjlie. nmu nn mill k.i.i n, i n r..i. . . . .... . 1.11 i or riiiAirtji'iiia, a.yuu tons (now butldtng. From Phlladellikia. City of Manchester Salurdny, June 1 1 th. City ol Glasgow Paturdav. Julv Sd. City ot Mancheiter.., Suturdiy, July :I0 h. City of Glasgow Saturday, August Sillh i.uy oi niiinciioaicr , Hatunlay, September ivtd. City ol Glimgow rlaturday, October 8th. From LhertmoL City of (llaigow Wedneidny, June 8th. City of Mancheator Wednesday, July tith. City of OlasKoiv Wednesday, July 87th. tity oi siuucnetter Wednesday, August mm. HATK8 017 PASSAGE. From rhilNdetnlila. From Llvernaol. Saloon alter Htt.-iooini...$!iO I Saloon after Staterooms, SO gl. - miusnip ... oi rnldsbip ' 13 gs. lorwaru ... o lorward " 13 gs. incmuing stewsra's lees. THIItl).f'I.AH PAHAHNGRnM. A limited numtier ot third.clsi. Dsneneer. will be taken from i nuaaeipnia ana i.ivorpool, ana lounu in provuion.. rrom rniiaueioma I'-'J l rrom i.iveruooi iu Certlfloatea of nanasewill be issued here tonartle. who are desirous of bringing out their Irlunds at corresponding rates. Freight on fine good. 6U. por ton, and coarse good., hardware, etc., will be taken aublsct to agreement. An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For freight or nisssae aoDlv to THOMA8 RICHARD SON. IS Broadway. New York, and 9 vvaioui street, t-nnaiieipnia. niuiiAttusun, Bliui utlts t uu, Liverpool, ju-lrj-dly 13; LIT XI TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XKNIA RAILROADS. Somme Abraomknt, to com mence May IB, 1853. Four Passenger J rains Daily, (Sundays excepted.) Traina run by Columbus time, which ia seven minute. taiter than Cincinnati time. Until turther notice. I'aasenicr Trains will leave tbe Depot on tmt front street, as lonnws i Express Tndn at 0 a. in i Accommodation Train nt 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Train at 2:30 p. mi Mail Train at S p. m.i For Llnwood. Plalnsvllle. Milford. Loveland, Foster's, bccrfield. Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwln snd Waynesvlllo, Spring valley, xenia, i;ouarriiie, eeima, noutn unaneiton, t,onaon, West Jellbnon, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returning from Columbu. Mall Train will leave at 4:8 a. m ; . Exoreis Train will leave at 1:30 0. m Accommodation Train will leave at S.1S p. m.; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m.; Returning Irom Springfield at 5:5 a. m. Returning from Springfield at 5 p. m Trains Kill stop as foliates : The Rxureis Train. 6 a. m.. from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Aeniaana London, only i l.JU p. in., irom uoiumuua, ai London, Xenla, Corwin. Morrow, Loveland and Plalnvlllo, only, Accommodation Trun, 7::u a. m , irom uiceincaii, anaoao Ji. m , Irom Columbus, at Plainville, Minora, Mlamlrllle, Love-and, Foater'a, Doerlield, Morrow, Fort Ancient Freeporr, Corwin, and Wavncsville. Soring Valley, Xenla, Cederville, Selma, South Charleston, Ldndon, and West Jefi'erson. Also, on proper notice by Hag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Clayavllle, Florence and Alton, Ma i Train. 4:5 a. m. Irom Columbua and 3 p. m. Irom Cincln nati, at West Jerl'enon, Londoo, South Cbarleaton, Selma. Ce-darvllln, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Waynneville, Free-pott, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Doerlield, Foster's, Butterworth's Water Station, Loveland, Miiford and Plainville. Alao, at Clay ville. Flan nee and Alton, on notice. Hilliboroneh Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and S 30 n. m from Cincinnati, at Lynchburgh, Weatboro', Blancheiter, Goihen aud Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Miamiville, Milford, flainvillo and Lluwooo. Also, on nonce at uig iiauuns. Pansciigers iur Hlllsboro', Chilllcotbe, and Intermediate points. will take tbe 2 30 p. in. Train. Passengers for Springfield will take tbe 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m, Traina. Llnea ol Hacks and Coaches run In connection with the train. to the following town..- Lebanon from Deerfield ; Wilmington and Clarkavllle Irom Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and points above, trnm Milford. The Trains connect with the Mad River and Lake hrle Rail. road at Snringfield : Columbua and Cleveland Railroad at Co. lumbuai Central Ohio Railroad to Zane.ville, and line, of coaebna from Zaneavlllo to Wheeling, fto. ' On Sundaya but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m and Columbu. at 6 a. m., (topping at all way station. on notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenla tl 60 Do do Hlllaborough... Chllllcntho Springfield Cleveland... ... Shelby Columbu. ...... Zaneaville Wheeling , 1 75 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do do do do do do do do ... 3 75 ... S 00 ... fl 00 ... 4 75 ... 3 00 , 4 80 7 15 7 75 do rittaburgb. For other Information, and Through Tickets, auolv to P. W, Stbadbb, General Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and f ront street., Cincinnati WM. H CLEMENT, Superintendent CaT The ComDanv will not be reauoniible tor baggage ex- ceeUlng Ally dollars In value, unless tbe .erne 1. returned to the Conductor or Agent., and freight paid at tbe rate of a passage lor every gouu la value auove mat amount. man EoniJvL-J CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROADS. Nxw abbanokmxkt. un and alter Monday, aiay iota, 1'aa-senirer Traina leave aa follows (Sundays excepted) : Cleveland for Erie, Dunkirk aud Buflalo, at 7:30 a. m.,3:45 p. m. and a:la p.m. Cleveland for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 8:00 a. m , 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a m., 10:00 a.m. and 8:15 D. m. Columbua for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 10:15 a. m , l:ou p. m. ana ll p.m. Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buflalo, at 1 :05 p. m , 1:0.1 p. m. and X:t!3 a. m. Shelby for Columbu. and Cincinnati, at 10:35 a. m., 1:35 p. m and 11:85 D m. Erie lor Cleveland, Columbua, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, at 8:50 p. m i 11:00 p. m. and SISi m a. O Aunc. jr.. Bunennienaeni. Cleveland. May 13th. 1853. ma!7 BhOAassP-w-va-vi-w wt rpOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND L RAILROAD Farming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern lndliuia. tba Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroads, the only satire Hallraad l.lnn between tne Knst ana weal Iht belt and moat eineditioua route between Eaatern cilles and at. Louta. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday. May 16th, 1853, paiaenger trains will run daily (Cundeye excepted), a. lollowa: Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 1:10 a m. stoouing at all way stations Da Express, at 3: 15 n. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle- van. Moarneville and Norwalk. Aii Erprtss, at 11:15 p. m. stonplog only at Fremont, Bene- vue.Monroevtue, norwaix and uoeriia. Leave Clevelond, Dot KrpresB, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Moa roeville, Bellerae and Fremont Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m stopping at all stations. Aiat Express, at 8KXI a. m. stopping only at Oberlin, Nor walk, Monroevilla, Bellevue and Fremont Connecting, Dtrtctly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad tor Chicago and way atatlona, ano tnrougn tne Chicago and Rock bland Railroad aad .Werners oa Illinois river, to St I-onia. At Bellevue, wllh Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for Sanduaxy city, Bpriogneid, tiayton, Cincinnati, inoieaepoui, etf, . ate. At Moaroerllle, with traina of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad lor Sandusky, tbeiby Junction, Columbua, lenesvuie ana Newark. At Gratton, with trains of Cleieland, Columbu. and Cincinnati Railroad, for Colambna. Cincinnati, and war itatlona. At Cleveland, with traina of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor and Boston, via Butlalo and Albany, and tor Hew lore, via Dunkirk, with train, of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt Orncx T. N. aad C. R. R. Co, I Norwalk, O, May 14, 1833. J 1853. GILLETT & CO'S Jl NIL norE IIATrXTOKK, k.J Ami SAmmiS, mt lh Mnla Kalraai-O. We arm unm . rtw mr an mm.r annnlv lit Hats. Can. and Straw Good., to which we Invito the attention of the citixea. of Central Ohio. Oar goods are maaalartared under Ibeluperin-li-adenre ot oaa ot tne Ina fa Connecticut, and for price, quail ty and variety eaanot be surpassed in the west. ABiong onr aasortmeat eaa ne toena ine lonowmg Ge-.te- Faabkmabls Moleakia Hats, extra: " " drab Beaver Hats, extra i tod black Casaimare do; Citlxena' Ina Caaaixaera beta; trpera " . . . Seal Hata. Straw Goods of every style. Misses Flsta, Ladles' Riding Hata and Capa ol every pattern. Wa have a lera stock of Solt Hats for sale by tba box, vrsv low, and wa reapeetlally solicit tha attention of eoontry met. ehanta. T TOR SALE. The undersiimed will sell upon r Hbrral ternae. forty or fifty haPdieg lota, altoatrd on tbe Mfthin faTMi of ttrnaiwav aad Waakiagtoa A venae For farther laformettoa, apply to I. r. nanii ai '"'"- ap7-tf BARTLIT. BLi I.RUKD ft CO. DR. MORRISOaVS OFFICE REMOVED Irom Town ta High atreet, corner of Surer Alter. Ea-treaee Irat door Wast ol High atreet oa tba north aide of Sugar Alley. aaarl73m INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE . J. STOCK, aialnst Ins. or dsniage by Fixa, aad against tha perilsi ofi Ibe Hxa and Inland Navioation, on property of every . ,)jii u, maru iu uie luuuwillg COmpaUU'8 1 VMON IHUTUAL LIFE IN8UK.ANCE COMPANY. Cnpllnl S1AO.UOO. OHIO LIFE IMHfJUArVCK COMPANY. CINCIJl. . u.m. .in... M Cnpltnl SlOA 000. . NEW EMt.LAND I.IVB STOCK IN8 COMPANY . IWV HAVEN, (JONN. Cnpiini aao.ooo. EAOLK INStnANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. " i asou,iiuv, EyillTAHI.K FIRE IN8. CO., OP LONDON. Ciiplml 8J.000.UIJO. IIiski taken ou the moat liberal termi, and all lnases promptly adjuited. mara dly T. BTOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three JL door, wost of Ihe Postofltce, up stairs, Columbus, Ohio. i.ne, rire, ivinriiie. and Health Insurnace. WARRKN JKNKINH. General Inmiiranf Ajrent. reaueata all perton. wiihing Iniurance to call and inveillvale thenlaima ol the following couipanlua to tbolrunllmiled oonUdence. IN LIFE incuiisnurj na represents Tho Mutual RnnenL ol Now York and New Jeranv one nl the best establiibed aud inoat reliable companleanuw doing bu.ine.a la the United Statea. Aaaela about $1,500,000. Also The American Temoorance. of liartfhrd. Connecticut. afl'ering ample security and many extra advantages to Temperance men. Capital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. Thin ComDBUV ha. .ome featurea believed tn nimratn verv bene. flclally to tbe policy holder.. Capital, tlU.OOO. Call and examine tbe statements and proapects of each and all of tbeae com-pauiea, and .elect lor youraelvea. IN F'IKK AND MARINE INSURANCr-'.tbefollowIng companies are with confidence recommended aioniluontly deierving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of Now York. Capital, 300,000; Tho Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. $150,000: The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000 ; Tho Granite, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $300,000, The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,000 j Tho Kensielanr, New York. Capital, 110,000: IN HEALTH INRSUHANCE. the Peonte'a Mutual Health A.. soclation, of Springfield, Massschusctls, Incorporated by tbe Legislature of Massachusetts, otTers testimonial of unqustiona. bin weight and credibility. Capital, $50,0110. apf-iy WAKHfcM JKNKIN3, Oen'l Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business warren JENKINS. Notarv Publlo and Con. veyancer, will attend to all calls In this lino, at reaaonable char ges. 1 ltlei investigated and abstracts ot titles furnished, to any land. In Franklin county, on abort notice. Ohice In Piatt', block south .Ida of-Btate .tract, up .tain. sopi!-ly COLUMBUS A'GENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSIIRANCK rft n,u.. iVnrf $100 000, This ComDsnvoflers to the Insuredall tha aecurltv andadvantagcsoftbeMutualandJolntStock plans (si hereto-foreaODliedlcOmblnod.namolvt I.nw ratesnl iireiufum , an an nualroturn, In cash, of the por oentago required for the contingent riakol the roar: an adeauatobutnotexceaalveurovlaionlor thel'uturesocuritvof memberifor the whole tnrm of Hie. with anadoquatatnterestlnthe accumulating fund secured to auch members, at death, bycredlts upon their policies! a guaranty fund designed lor tba permanent security of ahortterm member., and alio for thepresont security ol those for the whole term oi lile. This is the ouly Mutual Ufolnsurenco Company who.eratea of premium are fixed at a fair reduced atandard, with a provision for an annually Increasing accumulation ot fundi(for future aeourlty) In exact proportion to the amount of business snd tbe Increasing risk I rum advancing age among tho members. Pamphlets, Tracts, Ac, giving In detail tbe plan and ratea ol ine company, lurnuned gram, and apullcatlonsmcolved, ny J. n TUTTLE, Agent. oci!3-d 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. pENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD Summer J Abbanoxmknt On and after June lit, 1853, Trains will run as follows! Express Train Leaves Zane.ville dally at 8 a m. Leavea Columbua dally at 3:15 p. m. Accommodation Train will run dally (Sunday, excepted), aa follows: Leave. Columbu. at 6:45 a, ra. Leave. Zaneavlllo at 3:30 p.m. Tbe B a. m. Train connect, at Zaneaville with mall coachet from Wheeling, which run in connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and at Newark with tbe morning train for Ml. Vernon, Manifleld, Shelby (there connecting with thetialn for Cleveland) Monroevllle and Sanduiky. Connects at Manaiield with Trains on Ihe Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, and at Columbua with the train lor Cincinnati, which leavea at 1:30 p. ir, ' The 3:15 p. m. train connect, with the train from Cincinnati, at Newark wilh tbe train. Irom Sanduiky, Monroevllle, Shelby, Manifleld and Mount Vernon, and at Zanesrille with mill coaches for Wheeling. The 6.-45 a. m. train from Columbus connect, at Newark with the train going North on the 8. M. and N. R. R. Tbe 3:30 p. m. train irom zaneevnie connect, at newer! wun tne train irom the North, arriving in Columbu. at 7 p m. Cp" Through ticketa can be bad of the agent at Zaneaville for Detroit and Chicago via Sandusky, and for Pittsburgh eta San duiky, Manifleld and Newark and Ohio and Ponnaylrania Railroad. Passenger lesving Zaneivllle at 8 a. m., arrive in Pitta- burgh the ssme evenlnlng. l-"Ef"Throuih tickets csn be had of P. W. Strader. of Cincin nati, by this route, tor Zaneaville, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington City. G. L, CHASE, Snp't. Zaneaville, June 1, 1803. FAST MALL LINE. 15 hours fromColum-bus to Portsmouth. On and after Monday. June lis. a MAIL COACH will leave Columbua for Circlevillo, Chilllcotbe, and Portamouth, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the evening connecting with tbe mver racxeta to rilUDurgn and Cincinnati. Also, leavo Portimouth at 5 o'clock in the morning and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock In tbe evening, dally. ;..;ii ttot.-ifM.n itiwira HIIU1U1.I1 Mr I'" 1.1.,. W. St. r. HBWSOM. CALVIN HOLMBS, Oflote firm of Yorke IfNncion. Late of CtRlelly Telegraph Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERAL COItIiII88ION MERCII ANT8, Noa. 83 and 85 Walnut street, We.t aide, near Pearl, Clnrlnnnlt. Ctf Regular .ales of Groceries nt auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private aale. Cash advance, made on coniignmenta to their addreia. janlS dly AT THE NEW YORK BOOT & SHOE EMPORIUM, No. 1, Platt'a Building, State Street, Fici doors West of Post Office and ons door East of City Bank a good aeeorttneot of Gentlemen's French Calf and Morocco fine Boots; alao, (Jailers and a large variety of all kinda ol Spring and Summer wear and fashions, at J. W. CONSTANT. mall COME, LADIES, who have so much difficulty In getting a neat fit, yon will find all kinda of Oaitera, Bua- kins, Slippers, snd all other kinda of fancy aboes, made to order, and warranted in every respect, at J. W.CONSTANS', No 1 Piatt building, State street, tve doors we.t of the I'oit OrBce. maiU REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES,WA-TER-COOLKRS. SHOWER-BATHS, etc A Una s.iort-ment iuit received and fur aale at maSl JNO. K. Hr.YL'S. NEW SPRING GOODS. We have just received a large stock of spring goods, and we can say to our fiends that tbey are cheap. We Invite a close lnapectlnn. mariu OSHORN at STEWART A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, at price, aa low aalhe lowest, and as good as the beat, csa be found at the aonth east corner of Town and lli,h streets. sp!W-tlJ B. W. AUGUSTUS. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWA YNE & BARER The undersigned will practice law In copartner ship. jj7 Office in the City Bank Building. n. it. sv at nr., ap7-dly R. P. 1.. BARER. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing original detlgnl of Cottages, Villas, Hurburban Hettdeneea. etc., by Bam l Slocum, Architect. Complete act. ol vol. 1 and X Just received at the Bookstore of mail j. ll. kilei at uu. Straw Bonnets alio. Leghorn and Straw Hata for Mlaaea. thia diy received by expieas, at McCOY'S, maju next aoor to tne American. FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assort-ment ol Feather Duster. lut opened toil fur low by -X A U - I,'I1BTLD dim. n. cs v. r wo a iv it TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at onr Carpet Rm m, next door to tba American. Imi5 W. A. At J. C. McCOY A Co. OS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. Office in 0 Wynne's Block, over tha store of Dwight Stone A Co, Colambna, (I ma7-dtl RID GLOVES, EM BROI DERIES, DRESS SILKS, DeLainea, Beraga DeLaiaes.ete., Juat openeda maria SNOWUKN'S. IMPORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS. JL "Sewing Birds." a very rreat convenience, for aale at tbe New Bookelure. Ima.ll J. it. RILEY At CO. BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS various widths, from 4-4 to f. wide, for aale cheap at the ew faprr Hoaae. ma3 J. ll. killi a uu. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS aad SHOES a general awortmrnt for Spring and Sanmer trade, at m6) J. W. CONTAKS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, yoatha aad infanta' bosierv. all ot tbe bee treeke, fait opea- edby ep SNOWDF.N. HOPS. A fresh supply just received and for aale by )n7 J.R.COOK. PARASOLS. New styles just received by apSO SNOWDEk'8

. wkw 3 id V Aft jCP Aft Qft if mm AM I L M III i VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 30, 1853. NUMBER 300. THE flails l)to tate Journal IS PUBLISHED KVBRY KVENINQ, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BCOTT BASCOM. jovual ivtUHxai, man and run nun-mtiukci ok biqh TERMS Invariably in advance .-In Columbus, M.00 year by mill, V6.00. Dally during til eeuion of the Legislature, and in-n scaiy iur u remainuer 01 toe year, eo.w. . TUB WEEKLY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at 2, and by mall at Vl.&Oa year. Clubs of four and upwards, 81.25; 01 ceu anu upwarus, ei.uv. THE TiU-WKEKlY JOURNAL Is 93.00 a year. RATES OF ADVERTISING IN TUB DAILY JOURNAL. Tha following rates and rules bar been agreed upon between the proprietors of the Oaio Statesman and the Ohio Stan Journal, to in onsorveu in ell cases, alter tills date. July ai, iBiu.j One square, 10 lines or leas of this slaed type, for one Insertion, two. , rocu auuiuuuai inaeruun, sue ' iiifff If lh 4Mco0MS4it0ef So So So Se So S 8 S S 1 square, 1253 268 004 005 00 6. 8. . 10. 15. 18. 2 .QyaroA, jl 878 87:6 000 Oo'bOO T" 10 R Id" TT B squares, 2 604 60 6 608 009 00 loT" 13. 1. j .. .. 1 squares, ft 006-60 8 009 WlioTliT" 1. 16. .. BrfuirxA rafc:JH.umn,- daily, 80l dally 13p Standing card, 6 lines or less, for one year f 10. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or proTiously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on the copy for a specified number of Insertions, will be continued one month, unless ordered out, and payment will be exacted accordingly. All advertisements from strangers or transient persons to be paid In advance. The privileges of yearly advertisers will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisements not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agents, Real Estate Agents, See, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at the usual rates. Announcing candidates (for offices of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cents per week, for each name; the same to be, in all cases, paid In advance. Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the aocuracy of legal advertisements beyond the amount charged for their publicationAll leaded advertisements to be charged not less than double the above rates, and measured as If solid. Advertisements on the inside exclusively, to be charged at the rate of 60 per cent. In advance of me auovo rates. NO ADVERTISEMENT (JAM BK INSBBTBD QR1TDITOUSLT. Advertisements for charitable institutions, fire companies, ward, township, and other publlo meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral invitations or ODituary notices, and wnen so accompanied, to naid for. All persons sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publlo entertainments where charges are made for admittance, and all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that the same are to be paui lor. jr lutenueu to Do Inserted in the editorial column, the sums will be charged at the rate of not less thsn 20 cents per line, anu men ouiy wnen accompanied oy an aurertisemenc JOIUML BLILOIXCS, DIGU ST., lOLlMLUS, 0UI0, SOOTT fe BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. rXCOURAGED bv nast success, the subscribers it lU spectfully call the attention of the Publlo to the superior facilities they now possess for executing every description of PRINT-INU, In tbe first style of tbe Typography Art. Having for years been constantly adding to and enlarging their Kstablishment, they can at present boast of an office worthy of the Capital of this great state. The various departments havo been arranged with ipccinl reference to the neut and expeditious execution of ALL KINDS Of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, from a card of a single line to a volumeof a thousand pages. Ihe diuerent descriptions or work are carried on in sepurare apartments, each division being under the charge of careful and experienced bands. A sketch id tue L-reroliws tuuy convey some idea of the extent and facilltioa 9f the JUUKNAli Biiuui ruin Ainu uuuoii. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, Ovcunviiiir the eustcrn front of tlio third floor, is fur- oisheAl with extensive fonts of all the newest styles of letter, from n;..rwnrl n V1m iml tirnvtitiwl with .Mrv Hilnir mnnlnlta fm fh rapid and acourate composition of Legal, Medical, TheohKhal anil Miscellaneous works; Heports, Sermons, Jjy-Laws, Lataiogues, Lawyer's Briefs, and Pamphlets of every kind. In tills department, we print books in all the branches of Literature, for Publishers and Authors, as well as for Colleges, College Societies, Seminaries, and dther Pubiio Institutions. Many of the works bearing the imprint )f this ofilce have met with the most flattering testimonials, as to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even rroin the nrst publishers in Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice minus1 Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism, 20lA Vol. Ohio Reports, Tho Volume of the World, Plain Thoughts on Secret Societies, Brunner on French Nouns, Dr. Gleason's Lectures on Life ami Health, Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's Chemistry of Apiculture, (to. to. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. We pay particular attention to this class of work, and ire printing some of the best Periodicals, among which we refer with atthfactlou to The Western Literary Magazine, The Ohio Journal if Education, Tits Ark) Annual Proceedings I. O. O. F., Journals of Episcopal Conventions The Beauty of Holiness and Sabbath bfisrellany, Tits Ohio Cultivator, its. fco. IHE JOBBOOM Occupies tho middle part of tho third iloor of the Journal Buildings, and contains an Immense assortment of all Hie various kinds of Tvpe for tha printing of Cards, Checks, Csrtlticatea, Circulars, Handbills, Showbills, Bill lleads, Posters, Programmes, Large Bills for Country Merchants, Concerts. Kxbibitions, &c. tea. In this department, our ofilce la unsurpassed in fullness and completeness by any in the West, and w. are continually receiving all the meet beautiful fonts of new Type from the various Foundries, and Intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies the west end of our spacious Composition Booms, which are 120 feet In length, and lighted by 60 gas burners . THE PRESS BOOM CdnTnmlng a number of the most approved POWER Pit ESS Kd of llOK'8 and ADAMS' Patents, la on the flrst floor. ' Our Presses print every description of work, from the smallest Card ja the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by HTHAM I'OH'KH. We can produce the most brilliant and attractive Show Cards, and other Fancy and Ornamental Printing, In Colors, or in Hold, Silver and other Bronses, far more showy aud effective, and much k costly than Kngraving ; having all tha Improvements necessary to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE BOoFbINDERY Occupies tho whole width oi' the second Hoor, and is oni nuxnasn akd twxxtv rr.tr in length, Including Ihe Folding and Killing Boom, on the eastern front It is well funiMied with enpen lire niachlnorv from the East, among which are Adams' largest and beat Power Bmboving Presses and hand Uttering I'rerwea, with an amide mipply of Brass Type, Dies, Combination Ornaments and Borders, for fancy bindings in Cloth and Morocco j aim other nia chinery, for Law and Blandard work, from which, with the aid of flubbed workmen, we are not only enabled to execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly aud of superior quality, but alo the rvblndin of Books, Mairaiinea, Periodicals, Sheet Mukk-, Pamphlets. Ac, many required style and finish. Ill the Bi-akkBook Dkpaktmbmt, wcliavc llicKok i nmw Ruling Machines, of the largest capacity, with every appliance for furnishing any required pattern In ruung, however intrh-ate ; alo Mc A. Urns' Patent Paging Machine, now very popular In the Publlo Ofnrre, and with Bankers, Men-hanu and Accountants ai ihe Hast, for paging all kinds of Blank Book! after tbey are bound in a rapid and superior style. We are also constantly upp"ed with a targe stork of tbe best quality of Writing and Blank Book Paper, of everv site, from the best American and Foreign Maimfscturera and can furnish States, Counties, Banks, Itailroad and other Cor poratlona, Societies and the Trade, with Blank Books in any qnan titv, of any quality and else, made by superior workmen, and war rafted perfect, which wo are willing to compare with those of any establishment East or West. STEREOTYPING t, . . irf every description Is alxo carried on at this House. Authors wiihing to perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comiraUvely sikht addition to the flrst cost, to Issue subsequent editions at the mere cor of paper, pres. work and binding. Leads east of any uiesure aud thickness for the trade. Heads for Newspapers, cov era for Magasinea, fce., stereotyped In good style Particular alien tk paid to the stereotyping of wood cuts THE C0TJNTINQ BOOM . , , Is on the Brut floor, fronting on High street It is here that all orders of customers are received, all contracts made, and alt tbe business of tbe establishment transacted. Persons desiring Printing or Binding dona will here find Specimens of ail tha various ft have nearly One ITnndred Persons engaged In onr varies departments, at tha Highest Wages, among whom are many uf the moat skillful Workmen in tbe burineea, and all feeling aa iz.neK in any work bearing tbe ta print of this office. This, eom- tsned with tbe practical experience and personal supervlikm of tha ' Vak Proprietor, enables os confidently to Invite the attention of the Public jrraeraily to oar STEAM PRINTING KsTA HI.1S1I.M KNT, Mkrvlng that nowhere else can tbey secure Better Work or Better lvr CHARLES SCOTT, I WM. T. BASCOM, J n"Kmn CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS-WARR N. at fl. FOSTER, Importers, and Whole- sale and Detail Dealers in Crockery, China, and Ulasawarei Waiters, Trays, Lamps, Cutlery, Spoons, , C Jowrnal Buildings, High atreet between Town and State atrreta, Colunv bus. o. t have constant' v oa band a lerre and well selected stock of the above Goods, and to which wa shall make larar additions dnriag the coming Spriac, by onr owa direct uapprtatioae rrom Europe, makiae oar stork lor variety and extent not surpassed I a the westera country. Buying oar goods direct from nana-t ecturere la Europe and this country, we can, and will, aell all Coodakaoar line as lew or ssxwrthsa any hoase wrest of Hew arm. We have always oa hand a large ead complete aeauitiuiiat of G'eseware, walck we eaa aell very law to dealers i also, a vupe rlov assortment of Lampe, Cendlestleki, Glrandotee, Waiters, Tea ead Bread Traya, Bpoons of an kind. ; Knlvea, and Forks, taeewea, Brlttanle Were, Tea Bella, Lamp Globes, Chimneys art aaawicka. ja Aa.ata. aria NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. . .,...,.,..,,...,,., ., .., , TRY GOODS. Strang, Adrmncb & Co., J In m Dorters and Jubbera offorelsn and domestic Drr floods. hare removed to their new, spacious and elegsnl stora, 103 Liberty atreet, a tew doors watt of Broadway, Mew York, where they will offer for aala on tha most reasonable terms, a foil and extensive as.ortmcnt ol fancy and eteple dry goods of vvrrj MuaoripilOB. uiotuiors ana rauors win una at an times a lull and complete men s wear, to which they Invite the attention ot the eloaest ' JUA,J piANO FORTES. J. F. WARNER &.Co., JL 411 Broadwev. New York, have now on hand at their ana. clous and elegant I'iano Forte Warerooma, at Ihe above number, aesieiiiivoaisorimenioi risno rorios. or ina neii manuiac turn and of verv euoerior tono For ehssteness of deslsn. ele. gsnce of flnlih and ixoillbnci ot workmanship, they cannot surpusea, any more man in fullness, bichnbss ana IAD-TV of tons. These Instruments are In large sized cases of very uncommon strength, end have an mraoviD tcbulsb Bab one oi ine most valuable improvements ot modern times. The Piano f ortes ol W. & Co.. from their neeullarltr and eomnlele. ness of construction, possess a remsrkable quality of keepiog iu tuiin iur greet icnsin oi time, wnicn is an unporiant ausia. eratum. The prices ol these snperlor Instruments will be found unusually ressonsblo, considering their quality. They have been universally admired by the ablest Pianists In this city, and wherever tbev have been Introduced thev haveln everv instsnce given very marsea sailliacuon. ISr A lull and unequivocal Wnrrantv given In all cases. I. F. WAttNEtt it CO., ma313m-r ' 411 Broadway, New York, TO MERCHANTS AND DEALERS JL VV. J, DAVlra ot CO. beg to remind merchants and aeaiera mat tnoy are tne sole agent, lor 8. F. Cf.KAVKIt'H UNKI VAf.aZD IIANKV SOAP. the only genuine also, lor his celebrated Muik Broun IVinitoT, ana otner I niiet aoaps i Hears grcsso, elarlned marrows, she v. ins eresins, milltarv snavicr soau. etc They are constantly importing ibe finest qualities of English and French Hair and-Tooth Brushes, shell, horn and Butt.lo ifretsioa unmDi. ana everv aescrtutlon ol eooda in tne Fane and Perfumery linn, wbicb Ihoy will sell at tha lowkst cash Pricks. Price lists and samples ion ton when applied for Merrhants will Uud It well worth their while to give them a call w. i UAVia ol uu., No. 40 Courtland atreet, New York, niarg3-3m-M Solt Agents fur tkt United States. PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS- -ft. Br.a. Msde under a new and neculiar nrocess. for Private uwemuKi, uuiois, oceamouais, snips, etc. These beds, together wllh bolsters, oillows. comforter., etc.. are offered to tbe publlo, aficr a thorough trial, a. the beat and cueapuii anown. iney poa.es. many ana great advantages, uiuun nuicu iiiBjf uo lueuiionea ino lonowing, VIZ I They are cheaper than balr; will retain their elastlcltv alwavs are nroof aealnst all kind, of vermin i are nreventari. aa well a. reliever, of rheumatism i are aweeter and far more cloanly than any other) are easily renewed; are valuable a. Lite Pre- serversa oertn mBitrass oi mis material Deing sumcientiy buoy ant w iuiuiii a iKirsun several uavs. They will be found desirable lor foreign markets, particularly for California, Australia, China, and the Islands in the Pscitio Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opouing returning to their unguis ouik. rursmeuy DOHKMUS & NIXON, Sole Agent., No. 21 Park Place, and 18 Murrav street. N. Y. tSf Upholltoren, carriage makers and others, supplied with zLf a "J luv ruunUi The trade generally supplied at a liberal discount. Jr We arc permitted to use the names of the following gentlemen, who have used and approve of the articlea i George L. Scbuyler, Krq., Chsrlct Davis, Esq., J. Green Pearson, Kiq., Ilnv. II. W. Bellows, Klihu Towniemi, Kiq., Robert J. Hankin, Eiq., 11. Brewer, M. 1)., Nicholas Dean, Esq., J. W. Bradthaw, M. D., Captain Joseph J. Comitock, Csptaln Hazard, Uutlalj, Com. U. B. Mall Steamer Captain Hellister, Baltio. leblB Sm-M SPRING GOODS, 1853Wm. H. Knoep-VXL. 99 William street. New York. Imnorttr and Jobber fa French. Qerrnan. Enelisk and Domestic Qoods. Ibr Tallora and Clothiers, haa received by late arrivals, a large and well solected stock in German, English and French cloths, ot all grade, and itylea. Mohair coalings, drap d'ete, queen', cloth, alpaei and wonted coating., cashmerette. Mixed and clouded zephyr cloth, plain and twilled. Fancy French and Barnsley drills. Brown and yellow linens. Fancy plaid and figured Marseilles. White and Buff do do Drab silk and linen eoatinra. together with an extensive aiaort ment of trimmings and olhrr goodi, suitable lor tho Clothing Trade, on tbe most favorable terms. I'articular caih or abort time buvers. and all who atudv their Interest., will call and examine his stock before purchasing else- wnere. lanM-iyixt SEWING MACHINE. Singer'i Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular Action Sexlnr Machine Sc. owed In the United States by two distinct patents, the first granted August I'J, 1851, the second April 13, 1852. The only machine privileged to use a straight needle. Within a abort time It baa been awarded aeven gold and silver medals at Falra In dlBerent states, in less man two yeara tne reputation ol this great labor saving machloe haa been established in thia country and In Eu rope. What .pinning machinery I. to the old .pinning wheel, Singer'. Sewing Machine i. to other mode, of .owing. It ha. already triumphed over Inveterate pre udlcea arising from tbe saie oi imperiect ana wortnieaa macninea. ll nea oeen introan cod exteuaively Into large mennlacturing establishments and In' to the banda of individual operators, it sew. every variety of materials, coarse or nne, cloth oa LlATHxa, witn marvelous rapidity aud aurprislng strength and beauty, perlormlng tba work as fast a. ten peraons and much better than it can be t'one by band. Thia machine is compact, ornamental, durable and la eailly adjusted and operalcd. Full printed direcliona lor using it are furnished with each machine. The price, with all appa ratus complete, is a tu. Either of the Express Companies, or merchants visiting New York to buv goods, lurnlih a convenient medium lonrocure machine., and a draft, payable to our order in New York, will alwaya insure a machine, perfect and complete, being seat as directed. i be attention of Shirt and Collar Manufacturers I. particular- ly called to these machine. ; tbey llitcb linen perfectly, which no other machine can. fy Maahine Needle., Silk Twl.t on .pool.. Linen Thread, aVu , manufactured for these machines expreaaly, alnraya oa band and lor .are. Black Silk (7 per pound : colored 7,50. These admirable maehlnea, and finished specimen, of their work, may at all time, be freely examined at either of our urnsjBri, No. 9.18 Broadway, N. Y.; No. SSI Washington street Bolton; Nu. f7 South fourth atreet Philadelphia j No. 15!) Baltimore street, Baltimore, end No 197 Elm atreet, Cincinnati. I. M. FINGER tt CO. N. B. The New York Office will be removed to Na. 3'J3 Broadway, oa the flrst of May next. apl3-3miM PHE INVINCIBLE AND NEVER-FAIL- L INO REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST, V. B. Farrell'a Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. Thia extraordinary prenarallon I. not onlr far aunerlorto all the Liniments and Ointments now belora the public, but poasea-ses specific qualltlee entirely unknown to the moat learned ot tbe Medical Faculty, lta widespread celebrity baa brought out a host of articles In Iniltall jn of It, wilh all aorta of namee, but none of them begin to oompare with the auperior. old-etablien- ed Arabian Liniment For the Nervous gyatcaa It operates like a cbarm, soothing down the moat violent agonies and pain in a low minutea alter IU application. ninmpa, Hero Throat a ad Brwaata. It speedily cauaea the dissipation ol any possibility of matter forming in tba parts, and bringa about a regular and healthy action ol the glandular system. A Kevuiaive, Anodyne and Oalaaas. In eaaea of Ruptured Muscles and Tendons, iu nowerful re vulsive and healing qualities canee the parts to unite without leaving tbe leaat soreness or wsnt of power behind, la Bruises and ctwellinge, it acta on the prlneple of a eoanter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almoal Instaitly, and reduces tha swellings in aa Incredibly short spsce of time. A Rtiniuinai ana nerviM It Is a stimulant imparting tone and vigor to the whole aerv ou. and muscular ay.tem. For Kkramatlsm, oranyotherlnflsmmatorycondilionof tnemeeeuler system or chronic stillness ol the same, it atanda at tba very bead of all tbe remedies ever offered to the public, and aoae can equal It 'eleoaeae Keptllea, eve. For bites of polaonou. snakes it may be confidently relied oa a a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caustic and peel tic In such hitherto fatal eaaea. For Chilblain., Burn., Old Sort-a. Corna, Wlrtl Erysipelas. Croup, Nervoua Headache, Sore Eyes, even to partial Blindness, lta enecia are astonishing 1'be great advantage this article possesses over all other rem edies, is Its brief operation oa tba ayetem. It care, quickly tt la tne most certain remeoy in existence, ano it M ao;a cheaper than any other medicine In aae. We fearlessly assert that thia great Arabian remedy will do more good lor less money than any other Liniment or Ointment in tbe world. For Herac and Cottle, Its effect, are equally striking and aalatary. In Sweeny It baa ao equal, neing an iniainnia cure i also, in roil tvu, mg uead. Fistula, fpavio. Galls, Strains, Bruises, Scratches, Woaada, aa matter bow bad, Bore Eyea, even to blindness, .walling I of every description, and many Inflammatory diseasee. UUVKTKKrglTN, lOllBTBrtriSITK. Beware of a base Counterfeit called II. G. Farreli'. Arablaa Liniment Thia spurious article is sold by ao-ne aa Farreli s Liatment, to tboae wbc are aot careful to call for tha geaaine W. B. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Always aak for W. 6.FAR-BFI.1'8 ARABIAN LINIMENT, and take no other. rw The aenaine Arabian Llaiment la aold by Dtnlti IUKKY, J. t R.T. COOK, G. ROBERTS CO., end WM. FAHREN1IOLTZ, Corambaa. J. P. Uatehna, Carroll: Joshua Bettt, Cottage Mills; Cherry Ac SrimmeL Loekboarae; T. Jone. At Bro, Londoo ; O. II. Bliss At Co , West Jederaoa F.. Geohegaa, Baltimore ; E. L. Slocam, Laacaater; J.H.Wilaoo, Newark; Page At Ingram, Newark ; Spencer at Channel, BoUnggreea; John D. Parte. Cincinnati; And Dragsiits and Merchaata geaerally, la tha Halted Stales Caaadas. WRITING FLUID. Thii article will not corrode, and flow, freely from tha pea, and la worthy tba attention of bankers, lawyers, and all other luoiaiaursof Ink. It eaa not breraeed by adds. For aala by the pint or (al- "y laapM JOtui JL. cuoa. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. .. , ..- ,. ,. , wnAiiV e "TSSTiBwwewviSi ivMUV.r,,, T M PORTA NT TO ALL WHO USE STEAM X AS A MOTIVE POWER, and dutrt Safety ani gnat Economy. An opportunity Is now oficredtoall whom it may concern, w secure ine exclusive riguioi manuiactunng, using, ana Venn ing, in cis tea ana counties, IRVINO'S Circnlatinir Safety Steam Boiler. ,u BOW i uie i I 1. fallrs&MifrVoMCmlostan.belnenamarallablatoflxnloda tblnEX otnli th. amoant of fuel I. required to gen- erate the steam obtained by other boiler, of the same power. o. m ne cost oi consirucuon is gteaucta Knt'tjatj, 4 Thev neennv but Ont.TkirA iha ansae of other boilers, and may be applied to any en sine now In use, 6. The expense ol furnace grates will be Incalculably lessened by the small amount of fuel required and the manner ol using It. The comnanv guarantee tha realitv of Iha above advantages. Their conclusions are based on Practical Results, many of these ooiiers ooing aow in use In and about this city. The inventor his but just succeeded, alter years of application, In bringing this valuable Invention before tbe publlo. it stands alone and Independent in Its merits, and If It has the qualities claimed, wnicn are unaeniaoie. the nubile win at once acxnowiease it. uperlorliy over any other motive power. Term, of .ale made ktown on eppliestlon st tha office of the -mvinu btbam uuiLr.it uunrsni,' corner oi nroauwav anu rare riaee, now rorx, over tne new nroaaway nans. Circulars, containing term, of sale, etc, will be forwarded by man u requeaiea. apijimisi 117HOLESALE BOOK HOUSE COR- T T N1SH, LAMPORT & CO., Mo. 8 Park Plaee, New York, being exten.lvely engaged in the Publislting, Bookselling and In their line on the most liberal term.. Their own nubliestlons uunc, l " aoooa embrace many valuable and popular miscellaneous works, to- Seiner wun an unnvaiea selection oi .cnooi dook., inciuaiug toddard'a celebrated serloa of Arithmetic. O. L. At Co. are alao large dealers In and manufacturer, of every variety of Cap ana Letter rapers, which tnoy oner at manuiasturera' wnoia- saie prices. urdera from tha Trade reapoctlully solicited. apB;lm TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Union In- X dm Rusbkb Co., Warehouse No. 19 Nassan atreet, New xora, extensive manulaeturers, under uoodyear. pstenta,ol uoata, Lite freiervers, risno covers, Capes, Air Beda, Tarpaulin., Caps, Pillow., Surgical and Army at Navy Quod.. Cushions. Chemical Apparatus. Tbe goods made by this comnany are warranted to atand all climate., ana are superior to tnoie maaa unaor any otner patent. Lf. si. mijBvn, rresiueni. P. M. Shepabd, Treasurer and Secretary. ap6-3m-H T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF U DRY GOODS ! 0. O. WILSON & CO., Importer, and Jobbers of Ory Qoods, No. IS Courtland Street, (opposite tL Notional and Western hotels), and Nos. 11 and 13 Dry Street, NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Wholbsalx But ess to their very large assortment ot goods, which is kept complete at all season, of ine year oy tne addition ot all tne new styles and labile, tnat are constantly arriving by steamer. " and " packet.." We bare large departments devoted exclusively to tbe sale of cloths. Caiilmeres. Vmtinga. Tallora' Trlmminga. White Goods. Ho siery, Dres. Good., Shawl., Yankee Notions, Domestic, etc., etc In addition are displayed large line, of print., iocluding jfiernmacs anu uocnecos, uinguams, L,awn., ueragea, niacg and otber stsple Silks. Merinos. Bombsilnes. Alnacas. and the nu. merou. otber articles appertaining to the Day. Goods Tsade. Also, agents for tbe sale of " HoyTe's Royal Patent Bwanadown rewiug voiion. We Invite the attention of the closest buver. for rash or credit. marl8.1y-n T7AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. JL Long known Severely tested Alwsvs r ght Tho ac knowledged .Und.rd. Agents IiaX'KKR & IIILiBS, Columbus. mar8 fm-M BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer for aale Tables ten ner cent, less than anv other es tablishment In the city of New York, with Improved cloth or psicni inuia n-aooer cuimona, wnicn are preierred to an otners now In use by the best player, in the United State, for correct-neaa and elaatlcity,and are warranted to atand in tbelr place for year., wnnouc repairing, uentiemen wuntng to purcnase i a-blea of all ricacrlDliona. with Msrble. Mshoianv or Pine Beda. can hare their orders filled Ihe ssme as II tbey were present by addreealng cs by msil. Alwsys on baud, tablea, cloths, balls, cue., French leathers, pockets, pool board., and cue wax of tbe ne description, ready iur .nipping at tne snorted notice. UHirriiusr.ucun.it.it, mar9-3m-M 90 Ann street New York, AARPETS. &c We have iust received this spring the second Urge lot or Carpets, Oil Cloths, Hugs, oVe., making our .lock of house lurnliblrjg good, tbe largeat in ma city, ano con.i.ting la part ol 40 pa ingrain and Printed Velvet Carpet) SOp. do do Tapestry Brussel. carpet j SO p. eupernne and fine Thn e-Ply do j 90 pa do do all wool Ingrain do; 120 pa wool and eotton do dog IS ps cotton Ingrain and atrlpa do 10 ps stair Brussell and Venetian doj IS pa super Dutch dining room wool doj tops do do hemp and allk do do do; 10 ps Rag and otber low priced do ; GO auper and common Ruga; 80 wool, Ma grata and hemp Door Rug. j 100 aiaorted kind. Door Mats. We cut, make and put down carpet, op reasonable term, and ihorteit notice. For .ale cheap by OSBOHN ft STEWART, ma5 opposite Capital U uie, Columbus. OEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. O Tbe subscribers have on hand a lull assortment of aea aoned lumber and .bioglea of all kinds lor building purposes. Tbey here also, in addition to their flooring machine, put In operation one expreaaly for surfacing, and are prepared to fur. niab, on abort notice, lumber dressed on one or butb sides, from t inches down to half aa inch In thlckoeaa. Yellow and white pine, ash and oak flooring alwaya on hand. All ordera from a distance promptly attended to. vVarebouae and Lumber Yard bead of the canal, Columbus, Ohio. apl BUTTLES, COMSTOCK ft CO. VALUABLEREAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Inlots Nos. 298 and 300. on High atreet we.t side, near the Railroad Depot Also, Subdivision No. 3 of Outlets C9 and 63, onBroadway south side. , Alio, Subdivision No. 11 of ssme Outlots. Inquire of the undersigned, at Dennlsoa ft C.rrlngton'a Law Office, Odeon Bulldinga. leDVU-au it. d. UAHitiniiiun NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. J. W. CON-8TANS wishes to Inform hit old natron, and tbe public la Eeaeral, that he la now prepared to make to order all kioda of ooti. Shoe, and Oaitera, and all other kinda of work In bia line, ol tbe beat material, and warranted to be equal lf not auperior to any made In the Western cities. He has also connected with his sale room a ahop, where he la prepared to do all kinda of repairing In a aeat and aubitanttal manner, and at tbe shortest notice. Please give him a call, at No. 1 Piatt building, Bute street 5 door, west of Pott Office. mtiii SELLING OUT AT COST. N. S. Baker, dee'roas of selling out his extensive stock ot Uphol.tnry Ware, otters rare bargalna to tboae wnbleg anything la thia line. Hla atock consists of spring, curled hair, cotton, moee, palm leal and busk mattresses; Warren', patent aofa bed.; loungea, olaa, etc. Alao, material for loungea, cots and comlorts ; in fact every article ta hla line ol business. 7" Ha has removed his establishment from tha Exchange Block to tbe Broadway Hotel, nearly opposite, where be will aell hie gooda at prices that cannot tail to be satlaiectory to alt apifv-u F A DIES' LEATHER RETICULES. A Xi large and beautiful assortment of Leather Retlcnlee, fura Ished and anfurniahed. Just received at tbe New Bookstore or ep2 J. H. RILEY ft CO FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS. SIIAP1.KV eb II ALL have now their lull atock of goods, eomprisiag all the new aty lea ol Dress Gooda, MiLUisaaa aupplied with Goods and Pattern, at a very email advance from New York colt. Masiia work. Boeaete, Ribboaa, eta. maru SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW TORE. TDOMAg ll. STKABNl., Importer and Jobber of Suhs, HiUinery and Fan-en Goods, lei Broad. New York, has aow in store, and Is daily receiving and offering at the lowest prices, a complete aa- eortmeut ot goods in bis nee, exaormcing an ina various svyrea and deaigaa, consisting of black and faacy silks, nrareellaea, Fio-rascee.ebawla, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, talleta and aarJa ribbons, drees trimmings of all kinda, F reach and English erapee. erapeliaaea,ailkeravata, embroidariea, gloves of all kinda, allk lore mitts, bareges, lacea, wbita goods, hosiery, L. C. Handker- caiefe. ete. ine aadersigneo mviies toe eneenoa oi ine i raae, and bia friends geaerally. Great badaeeaseata ottered to aash aad short time buyers. . . inus, u. Bir.iina ins oroaawwy, djc3l ly bet USorty at aad Maidea Laae. U. T. THOMAS DOUGLASS, (late Blivxn & DoFouaa), Coaam'Mioa Merchant, manufacturer and wholesale denier every oeeenpnow m . AMERICA HARDWARE, No. S PUtt street, foar doors from Peart, Raw York, Maaafeeta-rar of the Premium Steel Panares; Agent for Bea'a Brace, Tara-cnn, aw i also, Kendall ft Tiylor a Tbesaauaieleia, Darceaa sera, ete.; Uaina nan t-o mana, uses nnicea, rsracBew, nc.i Browa ft Brother'a sbeet Rraaa, Brass aad Copper Wire, Rivets, etc.: r. neweoana o mi ins. oeuowa, -e. ' 4-omsia wtr-r III ASAFARR,Jr, amll-ly UU of tbe Iras of ChUA, Parr A Ce, t?t Lonla. TUST OPENED. -The Bubscribers would fl nertfalrv aaaownee ta their frieada aad the nablte re i re- eraL that they have yaat opeasd a atora oa Ike corner el Leeg street aad State Aveena, oppoataa P. Haydea's Factory, where tneylatead to keep eooetawtly oa haaa, a large assortment at the very heat of Family Uroosriee each aa teas, entire, eager, tofiMa, dowr, rioe, ash, soap, eawdlea. starek, eiifieee, ree Metberwithavnryartieleaaed by famihea, which they eflar to Kl) o. the lowest terms, for Cask only. TO jaly 14, 1H2. W. DIXON ft CO. BUSINESS CARDS. .. i -.,... If CA1UNQTUM. -wCniTrVviov n. s noiMnn-AM " " :. "" I laWWIOWW tt. HftftMnuiUH,nuiii AT1MW VJJIGS IIS uawn Jitittatng, mil wituij iu fruicv atonal business Iu tne male ana reaurai courts j sno, 10 coneo Uons, the law ot Inauranoo and ol patents. jsui.oj diy LDCIAN BUTTLXS. THRO. COHSTOCK. OXO O 0 JM3TOCK. DUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes- XJ .or. to H. Comitock at Co.,) Forwarding aud Commission Uerchants. Lard Oil Manufacturers, and dealers in salt, plaster, nsn ana lumuer. tieaa oi tne csnsi, uoiumDus, unio. Qf Liberal advances made on consignments. maru JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, tj Real Relate. Monnlv I,nnd and Pension Asont I w ..Bh, mm I attend to the practice of fall profession, obtaining pensions, buy Two doors east ol lilgn, on Town street, uoiumDus, umo vvi.i log, Beijing wg uuwiumg iuu wanau, cntw(f auu luaviua real estate, examining lana lines, collection oi ciainis, eic. 17 Letters from a distance must be postpaia. jurni riERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard- A ware and Cutlery, Iron, nails, glass, house builders' mate rials, isrming ana mecnamcai 1001s, military goous, eic, em. no joi tiign streot, sign oi tne uut raaiocx. NEW COAL YARD. A new Coal Yard ha. been onened on the luts JJdlh of the Ohio Tool Com pany's Fsctory, where Northern and Hocking grate aud black. smitn . coai win do .oiu ny tne ton or ousoei. aecjiti iv. n. AiAn.nrL.Li, Agent. ANNA STACXV. W. A. JONKS. OTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Main Sw' ana rourtn street, znneavllle, Uhla. aepra oti TVJATIONAL HOUSE, Circleville, Ohio- I V, ,nK.T.M nvn rr ,!.. H.,.V Prn. prietor. P. H I have In tbe ottlco a Private 8tock Reil.ter," for the benefit of tboie buying snd selling the same, which enablea me at any time to five satiaiaetinn in res-era to me saie, location, etc., oi an ino atocx in ricsaway ana aujoining counties. uircievuie, unio, uc. 1 1, loo'j-uom i.suiu, T RIDGWAY'S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad tt e struct, near the bridge, Columbua, Ohio. Stoves of all kinds, and a great variety of caatlng., always on hand, A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos il ton, by LEWIS RICK t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnlibed ; possessinn all the modern improvements and conve niences lor the accommodation ol tue traveling public. novsj iy:i. L.T DDNTON. W. P. THUSSTOIV, DUNTON & THURSTON, Wholesale and Retail Puna Forte and Music Warerooms, No. 80 Fourth street (first door weit of Smith ft Nixon'. Hall), C'mclnnaii, u janio-diy JM. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at a Law, and Commissioner of Deeds and to tako Depositions lor umo amd oTHxa wk.tkbn states, (ishi oi Cincinnati,) has established himself in his profession in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Refer, to the member, of the Bar ol Columbu., Cinclnnat and Southern Ohio. Office No. 14 Wall Street, New York. mai-88 TVTEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver. as- J.1 elated by A. W. Reader, would reepectlully announce to tbe citizens or cuiumtiui and vicinity, tnat ne nas openca a. cnpiriN waueuoom. directly oppoilte the Franklin House, where be Is at all times DreDsrea to lurnisn comes, snronas. etc., witn an tne attenuun and lixturos neceiaary on funeral occaslona and he wivhea It distinctly understood that bia terms shall not be of so objecttona- Die a character aa to prevent eaiiresatisiaciion. oci-uiy- COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFAC-TORY Near the corner of Third and Gay streets. Messrs. E. ft H.F. BOOTH are manufacturing and bare constantly on band, at their establiahment at the location above named, all kinds of carrlagea. buggies, etc. made of the bolt material., by the moat experienced workmen, and warranted to do good aerr-tcn. 'i he proprietors are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered Irom them will give good aatlalactlon. Repairing done at the shorten notice. They have been carrying on tne Dullness In tbls city some ten years, and trust tbey have aome claim to public patronage. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Agents for the sale of RKE8 ft llOYT'S celebrated preml-uin patent Rlvltrri, Stretched Leather Bnnda.bave this dsy received a lull assortment of all aizea, from 1H to 18 Inches In width. We would call tbe attention ol the public to theabove article, a. one pns.na.lng auperior merit. They are made from the thick and aolld parte ot the best oak tanned leather, and are stretched by powerlul maehlnea, (invented and used by R. ft II, only,) whereby thev are made to run straight and true, have a uniform bearing on the drum or pulley, hold their wldtb.evenly, ana give irom 13 to per cent more lurce than those made in tbe ordinary manner. Sold at manufacturer.'prlces, with addition ot frelphtonly, oy mi.tiuunnr,, Rutins at uu JulS Slgnof the Gilt Hroad Axe, Columbus, O. WINDOW SASH. We have made an arrangement ; with one of tbe moat celebrated sash manufactories In tbe West, and are ! prepared to mi all ordera tor aaah, i manufactured by practical workmen land of good materials. All orders f left at our hatdware atore. No. 159 IHIgh atreet sign of the Gilt Broad Axe, will receive prompt attention. KILBOURNE, KUHN3 ft CO. Columbua, April 25, 1851. A CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBERG res- ectfullr announce, to her friend., and tbe public gener ally, that, onthel7lh of March Inst, .ho Intend, to open a MIUJNkKY HHOP, in tbe new Dries nutiaing oi air. Kannemaker. on Third atreet, below Mound and Soutb streeta, next to Dr. Fliher's residence. She wlllbn prepared tobaveon hand all auch articlea aa are found In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish them according to the laUMt French fashion. As aha Intends to apsre no elfurts In the prompt and moat exact exeen. lion of all order, with which .he may be favored, aha moat reipectlully solicits the patronage of hertrlend. snd tbe nubile. Straw hat., ice, will be waahed, colored, and made up in the moat fashionable atvle. Ail kinda of embrolderv will be taken. on commission into tba Shop, and sold to the best advantage of tne manufacturer. mariuuii THOMAS SULLIVAN, Manufacturer of -L GENTLEMEN'S BOOTH, Walnut between Third and Fourth atreet., 3 door, above Ellis ft Morton's Bank, Cin clnnatl. Janll 9m T ITHOGRAPHY. Everv description of J Mane. Plana. View, of Buildings. Portraits. Anatomic Draw ings, Business and Show Cards, all kinpa of Druggiit and other plain and fancy labels, Bill and Letter Headings, Fae Similes, etc., executed in the b -st style, at reaaonable rates, by HiLiui.r.iuri at wsulauis, Lithographers and Engravers, No. US (Odd Fellows' Building) Walnut street, decB Cm Cincinnati, Ohio. NEW FUR STORE. Jarvis & Fairchild, 149 Main street. Cincinnati, have aa extenalve and well selected atock ol none but new aad freah Fura, for ladies. We have tbia day received from New York aome beautilul apecl- ena oi aiissea and cniidrea a a ran ana mecx iseaver nam. no7-dly JARVIS ft FAIRCHILD. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FURS. JAKVIrt cV FAIRCHILD. Mala st, flrst door below tbe corner Miin aad Fourth, west side, Cincinnati. nov-JOdly GIBSON HOUSE, Walnut street, between Fourth and Fifth. Cincinnati, Ohio. O. II. tiEPFKOY. Proprietor, lata of the Walnut atreet House. apTtf WALNUT STREET HOUSE, Walnut St., 1 1 between Sixth and Seventh atreets, Cincinnati, Ohio. jye-dtf J. w. BWfcNbr, I'roprietor. WE ARE NOW opening a large aad beautilul assortment of ff'Tfni. DIAMOND WORK ok JEWELRY. Onr atock of fine London and Gene va Watches is superior to any in tha mate, viamoad nogs and pins we offer at New lota prices. Jewelry, silver aad plated ware, (ne mantle cloeka, and cutlery, at waoirsaie ana ntatl. All are ic- vited to call, examine, and pnr-haae Ifsuistd. NOTARIAL aad other SEALS engraved, and PRESSES lor- nlihed, at the shortest notice. Watches repaired la tha best manner. First door aonth of entrance to Neil Hernia. jail hl.YHN ft BALDWIN. TO FH FAMILIES AND RETAILERS OF FRFSH OYSrEKS I am receiving daily fresh Baltimore aad New Havea oysters, which will be aold aa low aa tbe lowest, la cans or ball cans; aad ta all eases the oyatera which I sell will be warranted good, or aa aale. Order, from tbe eoontry retullv attended to, wun panetaaitty aad dispaicn, aad by ao doiag I hope to merit a afcare of pablle patronage. oexl r. a nun. r-n. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel-a or. Sia arrest esrawa the Amtrim amd NtU Htnsst, Coins-as, Okie. Havi narcbaaed the eatlra atock of William Parare. I will aoatiaaethe bnaineaa at tba old staad, where I will keep a flrst rata aeeui inieai oi WATCHES, JKWBLKT, atrr.YKR 8POOMS, FORKrA.4 t'TLKKY, And a general variety ot FANCY lioODfl. For the nreeeat 1 will reside ia New York, and nereone la want of goods, way rely apea aceing all new aatteraaaf jewefry ta Horn Vith these aasarancea he hopea to relate tbe eoatdeaee of the former natrona of the roaeera, i ad of tbe citizens gewerslly Tbe N airn Rctrxut will be attended to by W. M. Savage, loeg Kaowautawaaciiaaaaaantrawwortmaa jalf J. Y. SAVAGE, nig, Havrag disposed of my atek of goods to Mr. John Y Savag, Jr, 1 eheeaKlly rreoaaasead kixa to aR of my aM eaatcanera.and the pabUe geaermlry. As It la aMotatety that my oatattadiai bnafeeea skew Id he closed, ail persons aowiag tbemferveaiadebtea to mm wui aaU aad aetue up. Uaidj w. M. SAVAGE. A. US lit re S TRANSPORTATION. IJ V A TJ QT17 A as t-T i I TTMt r A mrrklVT TJT7 I " wava.ii uaha tun tuir j TWEEN rillLADKLPIIIA & LIVKHPOOL.-The Liver pool aud Philadelphia Steanahlp Company Intend aaiiing their huw K.eujiuije iuiiuwsi CITV OK MANCHESTER, 3 125 tons. Cant. Robert Lollcb. CITY OP CLASGOW, l.b'IO tons, Cspt William Wjlie. nmu nn mill k.i.i n, i n r..i. . . . .... . 1.11 i or riiiAirtji'iiia, a.yuu tons (now butldtng. From Phlladellikia. City of Manchester Salurdny, June 1 1 th. City ol Glasgow Paturdav. Julv Sd. City ot Mancheiter.., Suturdiy, July :I0 h. City of Glasgow Saturday, August Sillh i.uy oi niiinciioaicr , Hatunlay, September ivtd. City ol Glimgow rlaturday, October 8th. From LhertmoL City of (llaigow Wedneidny, June 8th. City of Mancheator Wednesday, July tith. City of OlasKoiv Wednesday, July 87th. tity oi siuucnetter Wednesday, August mm. HATK8 017 PASSAGE. From rhilNdetnlila. From Llvernaol. Saloon alter Htt.-iooini...$!iO I Saloon after Staterooms, SO gl. - miusnip ... oi rnldsbip ' 13 gs. lorwaru ... o lorward " 13 gs. incmuing stewsra's lees. THIItl).f'I.AH PAHAHNGRnM. A limited numtier ot third.clsi. Dsneneer. will be taken from i nuaaeipnia ana i.ivorpool, ana lounu in provuion.. rrom rniiaueioma I'-'J l rrom i.iveruooi iu Certlfloatea of nanasewill be issued here tonartle. who are desirous of bringing out their Irlunds at corresponding rates. Freight on fine good. 6U. por ton, and coarse good., hardware, etc., will be taken aublsct to agreement. An experienced surgeon will be carried on each ship. For freight or nisssae aoDlv to THOMA8 RICHARD SON. IS Broadway. New York, and 9 vvaioui street, t-nnaiieipnia. niuiiAttusun, Bliui utlts t uu, Liverpool, ju-lrj-dly 13; LIT XI TTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XKNIA RAILROADS. Somme Abraomknt, to com mence May IB, 1853. Four Passenger J rains Daily, (Sundays excepted.) Traina run by Columbus time, which ia seven minute. taiter than Cincinnati time. Until turther notice. I'aasenicr Trains will leave tbe Depot on tmt front street, as lonnws i Express Tndn at 0 a. in i Accommodation Train nt 7:30 a. m.; Hillsborough Train at 2:30 p. mi Mail Train at S p. m.i For Llnwood. Plalnsvllle. Milford. Loveland, Foster's, bccrfield. Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwln snd Waynesvlllo, Spring valley, xenia, i;ouarriiie, eeima, noutn unaneiton, t,onaon, West Jellbnon, Columbus, Yellow Springs and Springfield. Returning from Columbu. Mall Train will leave at 4:8 a. m ; . Exoreis Train will leave at 1:30 0. m Accommodation Train will leave at S.1S p. m.; Returning from Hillsborough at 7 a. m.; Returning Irom Springfield at 5:5 a. m. Returning from Springfield at 5 p. m Trains Kill stop as foliates : The Rxureis Train. 6 a. m.. from Cincinnati, at Loveland, Mor row, Aeniaana London, only i l.JU p. in., irom uoiumuua, ai London, Xenla, Corwin. Morrow, Loveland and Plalnvlllo, only, Accommodation Trun, 7::u a. m , irom uiceincaii, anaoao Ji. m , Irom Columbus, at Plainville, Minora, Mlamlrllle, Love-and, Foater'a, Doerlield, Morrow, Fort Ancient Freeporr, Corwin, and Wavncsville. Soring Valley, Xenla, Cederville, Selma, South Charleston, Ldndon, and West Jefi'erson. Also, on proper notice by Hag or to conductor, at Linnwood, Clayavllle, Florence and Alton, Ma i Train. 4:5 a. m. Irom Columbua and 3 p. m. Irom Cincln nati, at West Jerl'enon, Londoo, South Cbarleaton, Selma. Ce-darvllln, Xenla, Spring Valley, Corwin and Waynneville, Free-pott, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Doerlield, Foster's, Butterworth's Water Station, Loveland, Miiford and Plainville. Alao, at Clay ville. Flan nee and Alton, on notice. Hilliboroneh Train at 7 a. m. from Hillsborough, and S 30 n. m from Cincinnati, at Lynchburgh, Weatboro', Blancheiter, Goihen aud Wilmington pike, Loveland, Polktown, Miamiville, Milford, flainvillo and Lluwooo. Also, on nonce at uig iiauuns. Pansciigers iur Hlllsboro', Chilllcotbe, and Intermediate points. will take tbe 2 30 p. in. Train. Passengers for Springfield will take tbe 7:30 a. m. or 5 p. m, Traina. Llnea ol Hacks and Coaches run In connection with the train. to the following town..- Lebanon from Deerfield ; Wilmington and Clarkavllle Irom Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and points above, trnm Milford. The Trains connect with the Mad River and Lake hrle Rail. road at Snringfield : Columbua and Cleveland Railroad at Co. lumbuai Central Ohio Railroad to Zane.ville, and line, of coaebna from Zaneavlllo to Wheeling, fto. ' On Sundaya but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2:30 p, m and Columbu. at 6 a. m., (topping at all way station. on notice. Fare from Cincinnati to Xenla tl 60 Do do Hlllaborough... Chllllcntho Springfield Cleveland... ... Shelby Columbu. ...... Zaneaville Wheeling , 1 75 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do do do do do do do do ... 3 75 ... S 00 ... fl 00 ... 4 75 ... 3 00 , 4 80 7 15 7 75 do rittaburgb. For other Information, and Through Tickets, auolv to P. W, Stbadbb, General Ticket Agent, at the Ticket Office, southeast corner Broadway and f ront street., Cincinnati WM. H CLEMENT, Superintendent CaT The ComDanv will not be reauoniible tor baggage ex- ceeUlng Ally dollars In value, unless tbe .erne 1. returned to the Conductor or Agent., and freight paid at tbe rate of a passage lor every gouu la value auove mat amount. man EoniJvL-J CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI, AND CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROADS. Nxw abbanokmxkt. un and alter Monday, aiay iota, 1'aa-senirer Traina leave aa follows (Sundays excepted) : Cleveland for Erie, Dunkirk aud Buflalo, at 7:30 a. m.,3:45 p. m. and a:la p.m. Cleveland for Columbus and Cincinnati, at 8:00 a. m , 10:00 a. m. and 8:15 p. m. Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at 7:10 a m., 10:00 a.m. and 8:15 D. m. Columbua for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buffalo, at 10:15 a. m , l:ou p. m. ana ll p.m. Shelby for Cleveland, Erie, Dunkirk and Buflalo, at 1 :05 p. m , 1:0.1 p. m. and X:t!3 a. m. Shelby for Columbu. and Cincinnati, at 10:35 a. m., 1:35 p. m and 11:85 D m. Erie lor Cleveland, Columbua, Cincinnati, Toledo and Chicago, at 8:50 p. m i 11:00 p. m. and SISi m a. O Aunc. jr.. Bunennienaeni. Cleveland. May 13th. 1853. ma!7 BhOAassP-w-va-vi-w wt rpOLEDO, NORWALK & CLEVELAND L RAILROAD Farming In connection with the Michigan Southern and Northern lndliuia. tba Lake Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroads, the only satire Hallraad l.lnn between tne Knst ana weal Iht belt and moat eineditioua route between Eaatern cilles and at. Louta. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. On and after Monday. May 16th, 1853, paiaenger trains will run daily (Cundeye excepted), a. lollowa: Leave Toledo, Accommodation, at 1:10 a m. stoouing at all way stations Da Express, at 3: 15 n. m stopping only at Fremont, Belle- van. Moarneville and Norwalk. Aii Erprtss, at 11:15 p. m. stonplog only at Fremont, Bene- vue.Monroevtue, norwaix and uoeriia. Leave Clevelond, Dot KrpresB, at 7:00 a. m. stopping only at Norwalk, Moa roeville, Bellerae and Fremont Accommodation, at 10:00 a. m stopping at all stations. Aiat Express, at 8KXI a. m. stopping only at Oberlin, Nor walk, Monroevilla, Bellevue and Fremont Connecting, Dtrtctly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern and Northern Indi ana Railroad tor Chicago and way atatlona, ano tnrougn tne Chicago and Rock bland Railroad aad .Werners oa Illinois river, to St I-onia. At Bellevue, wllh Trains of Mad River and Lake Erie Road for Sanduaxy city, Bpriogneid, tiayton, Cincinnati, inoieaepoui, etf, . ate. At Moaroerllle, with traina of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad lor Sandusky, tbeiby Junction, Columbua, lenesvuie ana Newark. At Gratton, with trains of Cleieland, Columbu. and Cincinnati Railroad, for Colambna. Cincinnati, and war itatlona. At Cleveland, with traina of Lake Shore Railroad for New Yor and Boston, via Butlalo and Albany, and tor Hew lore, via Dunkirk, with train, of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt Orncx T. N. aad C. R. R. Co, I Norwalk, O, May 14, 1833. J 1853. GILLETT & CO'S Jl NIL norE IIATrXTOKK, k.J Ami SAmmiS, mt lh Mnla Kalraai-O. We arm unm . rtw mr an mm.r annnlv lit Hats. Can. and Straw Good., to which we Invito the attention of the citixea. of Central Ohio. Oar goods are maaalartared under Ibeluperin-li-adenre ot oaa ot tne Ina fa Connecticut, and for price, quail ty and variety eaanot be surpassed in the west. ABiong onr aasortmeat eaa ne toena ine lonowmg Ge-.te- Faabkmabls Moleakia Hats, extra: " " drab Beaver Hats, extra i tod black Casaimare do; Citlxena' Ina Caaaixaera beta; trpera " . . . Seal Hata. Straw Goods of every style. Misses Flsta, Ladles' Riding Hata and Capa ol every pattern. Wa have a lera stock of Solt Hats for sale by tba box, vrsv low, and wa reapeetlally solicit tha attention of eoontry met. ehanta. T TOR SALE. The undersiimed will sell upon r Hbrral ternae. forty or fifty haPdieg lota, altoatrd on tbe Mfthin faTMi of ttrnaiwav aad Waakiagtoa A venae For farther laformettoa, apply to I. r. nanii ai '"'"- ap7-tf BARTLIT. BLi I.RUKD ft CO. DR. MORRISOaVS OFFICE REMOVED Irom Town ta High atreet, corner of Surer Alter. Ea-treaee Irat door Wast ol High atreet oa tba north aide of Sugar Alley. aaarl73m INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE . J. STOCK, aialnst Ins. or dsniage by Fixa, aad against tha perilsi ofi Ibe Hxa and Inland Navioation, on property of every . ,)jii u, maru iu uie luuuwillg COmpaUU'8 1 VMON IHUTUAL LIFE IN8UK.ANCE COMPANY. Cnpllnl S1AO.UOO. OHIO LIFE IMHfJUArVCK COMPANY. CINCIJl. . u.m. .in... M Cnpltnl SlOA 000. . NEW EMt.LAND I.IVB STOCK IN8 COMPANY . IWV HAVEN, (JONN. Cnpiini aao.ooo. EAOLK INStnANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. " i asou,iiuv, EyillTAHI.K FIRE IN8. CO., OP LONDON. Ciiplml 8J.000.UIJO. IIiski taken ou the moat liberal termi, and all lnases promptly adjuited. mara dly T. BTOCKTON, Agent. TNSURANCE HEAD-QUARTERS, Three JL door, wost of Ihe Postofltce, up stairs, Columbus, Ohio. i.ne, rire, ivinriiie. and Health Insurnace. WARRKN JKNKINH. General Inmiiranf Ajrent. reaueata all perton. wiihing Iniurance to call and inveillvale thenlaima ol the following couipanlua to tbolrunllmiled oonUdence. IN LIFE incuiisnurj na represents Tho Mutual RnnenL ol Now York and New Jeranv one nl the best establiibed aud inoat reliable companleanuw doing bu.ine.a la the United Statea. Aaaela about $1,500,000. Also The American Temoorance. of liartfhrd. Connecticut. afl'ering ample security and many extra advantages to Temperance men. Capital, $100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Haven, Connecticut. Thin ComDBUV ha. .ome featurea believed tn nimratn verv bene. flclally to tbe policy holder.. Capital, tlU.OOO. Call and examine tbe statements and proapects of each and all of tbeae com-pauiea, and .elect lor youraelvea. IN F'IKK AND MARINE INSURANCr-'.tbefollowIng companies are with confidence recommended aioniluontly deierving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of Now York. Capital, 300,000; Tho Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. $150,000: The City, of Cincinnati. Capital, $200,000 ; Tho Granite, of Utlca, New York. Capital, $300,000, The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,000 j Tho Kensielanr, New York. Capital, 110,000: IN HEALTH INRSUHANCE. the Peonte'a Mutual Health A.. soclation, of Springfield, Massschusctls, Incorporated by tbe Legislature of Massachusetts, otTers testimonial of unqustiona. bin weight and credibility. Capital, $50,0110. apf-iy WAKHfcM JKNKIN3, Oen'l Ins. Agent. CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business warren JENKINS. Notarv Publlo and Con. veyancer, will attend to all calls In this lino, at reaaonable char ges. 1 ltlei investigated and abstracts ot titles furnished, to any land. In Franklin county, on abort notice. Ohice In Piatt', block south .Ida of-Btate .tract, up .tain. sopi!-ly COLUMBUS A'GENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSIIRANCK rft n,u.. iVnrf $100 000, This ComDsnvoflers to the Insuredall tha aecurltv andadvantagcsoftbeMutualandJolntStock plans (si hereto-foreaODliedlcOmblnod.namolvt I.nw ratesnl iireiufum , an an nualroturn, In cash, of the por oentago required for the contingent riakol the roar: an adeauatobutnotexceaalveurovlaionlor thel'uturesocuritvof memberifor the whole tnrm of Hie. with anadoquatatnterestlnthe accumulating fund secured to auch members, at death, bycredlts upon their policies! a guaranty fund designed lor tba permanent security of ahortterm member., and alio for thepresont security ol those for the whole term oi lile. This is the ouly Mutual Ufolnsurenco Company who.eratea of premium are fixed at a fair reduced atandard, with a provision for an annually Increasing accumulation ot fundi(for future aeourlty) In exact proportion to the amount of business snd tbe Increasing risk I rum advancing age among tho members. Pamphlets, Tracts, Ac, giving In detail tbe plan and ratea ol ine company, lurnuned gram, and apullcatlonsmcolved, ny J. n TUTTLE, Agent. oci!3-d 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. pENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD Summer J Abbanoxmknt On and after June lit, 1853, Trains will run as follows! Express Train Leaves Zane.ville dally at 8 a m. Leavea Columbua dally at 3:15 p. m. Accommodation Train will run dally (Sunday, excepted), aa follows: Leave. Columbu. at 6:45 a, ra. Leave. Zaneavlllo at 3:30 p.m. Tbe B a. m. Train connect, at Zaneaville with mall coachet from Wheeling, which run in connection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and at Newark with tbe morning train for Ml. Vernon, Manifleld, Shelby (there connecting with thetialn for Cleveland) Monroevllle and Sanduiky. Connects at Manaiield with Trains on Ihe Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, and at Columbua with the train lor Cincinnati, which leavea at 1:30 p. ir, ' The 3:15 p. m. train connect, with the train from Cincinnati, at Newark wilh tbe train. Irom Sanduiky, Monroevllle, Shelby, Manifleld and Mount Vernon, and at Zanesrille with mill coaches for Wheeling. The 6.-45 a. m. train from Columbus connect, at Newark with the train going North on the 8. M. and N. R. R. Tbe 3:30 p. m. train irom zaneevnie connect, at newer! wun tne train irom the North, arriving in Columbu. at 7 p m. Cp" Through ticketa can be bad of the agent at Zaneaville for Detroit and Chicago via Sandusky, and for Pittsburgh eta San duiky, Manifleld and Newark and Ohio and Ponnaylrania Railroad. Passenger lesving Zaneivllle at 8 a. m., arrive in Pitta- burgh the ssme evenlnlng. l-"Ef"Throuih tickets csn be had of P. W. Strader. of Cincin nati, by this route, tor Zaneaville, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington City. G. L, CHASE, Snp't. Zaneaville, June 1, 1803. FAST MALL LINE. 15 hours fromColum-bus to Portsmouth. On and after Monday. June lis. a MAIL COACH will leave Columbua for Circlevillo, Chilllcotbe, and Portamouth, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrive at Portsmouth at 8 o'clock in the evening connecting with tbe mver racxeta to rilUDurgn and Cincinnati. Also, leavo Portimouth at 5 o'clock in the morning and arrive at Columbus at 8 o'clock In tbe evening, dally. ;..;ii ttot.-ifM.n itiwira HIIU1U1.I1 Mr I'" 1.1.,. W. St. r. HBWSOM. CALVIN HOLMBS, Oflote firm of Yorke IfNncion. Late of CtRlelly Telegraph Co. HEWSON & HOLMES, Auctioneers and GENERAL COItIiII88ION MERCII ANT8, Noa. 83 and 85 Walnut street, We.t aide, near Pearl, Clnrlnnnlt. Ctf Regular .ales of Groceries nt auction. Groceries and Merchandise generally at private aale. Cash advance, made on coniignmenta to their addreia. janlS dly AT THE NEW YORK BOOT & SHOE EMPORIUM, No. 1, Platt'a Building, State Street, Fici doors West of Post Office and ons door East of City Bank a good aeeorttneot of Gentlemen's French Calf and Morocco fine Boots; alao, (Jailers and a large variety of all kinda ol Spring and Summer wear and fashions, at J. W. CONSTANT. mall COME, LADIES, who have so much difficulty In getting a neat fit, yon will find all kinda of Oaitera, Bua- kins, Slippers, snd all other kinda of fancy aboes, made to order, and warranted in every respect, at J. W.CONSTANS', No 1 Piatt building, State street, tve doors we.t of the I'oit OrBce. maiU REFRIGERATORS, ICE-BOXES,WA-TER-COOLKRS. SHOWER-BATHS, etc A Una s.iort-ment iuit received and fur aale at maSl JNO. K. Hr.YL'S. NEW SPRING GOODS. We have just received a large stock of spring goods, and we can say to our fiends that tbey are cheap. We Invite a close lnapectlnn. mariu OSHORN at STEWART A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES, at price, aa low aalhe lowest, and as good as the beat, csa be found at the aonth east corner of Town and lli,h streets. sp!W-tlJ B. W. AUGUSTUS. LAW PARTNERSHIP. SWA YNE & BARER The undersigned will practice law In copartner ship. jj7 Office in the City Bank Building. n. it. sv at nr., ap7-dly R. P. 1.. BARER. THE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing original detlgnl of Cottages, Villas, Hurburban Hettdeneea. etc., by Bam l Slocum, Architect. Complete act. ol vol. 1 and X Just received at the Bookstore of mail j. ll. kilei at uu. Straw Bonnets alio. Leghorn and Straw Hata for Mlaaea. thia diy received by expieas, at McCOY'S, maju next aoor to tne American. FEATHER DUSTERS. A large assort-ment ol Feather Duster. lut opened toil fur low by -X A U - I,'I1BTLD dim. n. cs v. r wo a iv it TNDIA MATTING. White and Colored X Matting, all widths, at onr Carpet Rm m, next door to tba American. Imi5 W. A. At J. C. McCOY A Co. OS. H. GEIGER, Attorney at Law. Office in 0 Wynne's Block, over tha store of Dwight Stone A Co, Colambna, (I ma7-dtl RID GLOVES, EM BROI DERIES, DRESS SILKS, DeLainea, Beraga DeLaiaes.ete., Juat openeda maria SNOWUKN'S. IMPORTANT TO THE INDUSTRIOUS. JL "Sewing Birds." a very rreat convenience, for aale at tbe New Bookelure. Ima.ll J. it. RILEY At CO. BUFF HOLLANDS, FOR CURTAINS various widths, from 4-4 to f. wide, for aale cheap at the ew faprr Hoaae. ma3 J. ll. killi a uu. BOYS, Youth's and Children's Calf and Kip BOOTS aad SHOES a general awortmrnt for Spring and Sanmer trade, at m6) J. W. CONTAKS. HOSIERY. 500 dozen ladies, gents, misses, yoatha aad infanta' bosierv. all ot tbe bee treeke, fait opea- edby ep SNOWDF.N. HOPS. A fresh supply just received and for aale by )n7 J.R.COOK. PARASOLS. New styles just received by apSO SNOWDEk'8